date: Wed 14 Oct 2026 08:24:04 PM PDT
subj: the rich have it all hope of afterlife
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I've thought about how the wealthy and Aristocrats have it all,
and the rest have the hope of the afterlife. 

Its hard knowing without the rest of us the upper echelons of
society would have nothing more than us regular people
struggling to live. The regular people, the poor, the 99.9% of
the people, provide the wealth to the .1%, but its hard to
understand how it happens. Why is it impossible to uplift those
who make the .1% so comfortable. 

The Aristocrats, Kings, Queens, Royalty, Wealthy, have the best
food, best culture, best traditions, best living, greatest
access to everything on this earth. Even people are accessible
to them, and we've  witnessed their use of people in the most
inhuman ways, and still they're untouchable by all. 

See the regular people, the poor people have nothing to have
traditions about. Sure might call the ranks of soldiers battling
in the streets for survival by killing, maiming, abusing, and
exploiting each other some form of tradition. Maybe sitting
around a space heater on Christmas opening a box of cookies mom
or dad brought home from work, collected off the discard pile.
Nothing compared to the hunt on the manor by a person who can't
see the border of their land that the poor protect for them. 

The individuals connected to the .1% are living their best lives
although just servants, but in the quarters that aren't even in
the dreams of the regular people. Quarters of clean air, clean
water, serenity, clean food, real food. We regulars can't even
imagine what it is to be a servant directly serving the .1%. The
scraps that fall from their tables are the likes of goodness
we've never tasted and only dream about existing in the heavens. 

Peter Thiel has a home in New Zealand, as well as citizenship in
the country. It took him two days to obtain New Zealand
citizenship. Others wait years to become a citizen. Even the
laws of countries don't apply to the .1%.

I was born as a servant, and I have no hope in ascending, and
little hope of an afterlife without suffering. 

I find it interesting the religions often have someone from
upper society as deity to worship where morals and rules that
don't apply to those who have a living heaven all around them
ignore, while those who service that heaven if they are good
enough have a chance to escape suffering in death for all
eternity. Look at the story of Buddha, a prince who escaped the
palace of riches and opulence to discover the nature of
suffering, then becoming a deity for those suffering, living
hard lives, to follow his path of better suffering. One of the
rules in that religion not to kill, somehow reduces their
suffering handed to them by their captors, and masters, by the
offspring of highest echelons of society. 

The money game is certainly a system of oppression, for the idea
of interest (return on investment) allows those with money to
remove the money from everyone else, and then remove any value
of the money anyone else might try to save, while those with
zillions purchase all the real resources, and make laws to
protect their resources (land), with ideas their laws are for
everyone. It just so happens its impossible for those without
the resources to ever have anything due to those same laws. Sure
there is a chance, but a snow balls chance is hell is what we
are seeing from the outcome of most peoples lives. I mean how on
earth of all the land of the earth is owned and not in equal
portions or resource imbued, is someone who doesn't own land
supposed to buy it when the land itself provides the resources
generating wealth, and protection?   

Its all very difficult to reconcile, why it works the way it
does. 

Why wouldn't nihilism be on the rise when one comes to these
silly conclusions? 

"Try to get some sleep, and don't let the rich people still your
sleep too." she said.