Their obsessive greed is pathological and dangerous.

There should be no such thing as a billionaire.

They will destroy everything to get more money than they can ever spend in a lifetime.

That said, many do good things with their money, people like Soros or Gates. People like the Kochs, the Mercers, the Uileins, Theil, Norquist, etc., simply want a government that serves only them and they use their excessive wealth yo buy power, not to help people.

And how the money is spent should be decided by voters and elected officials.

as those people with rat infested junk they will never use piled to the ceiling.

No amount of money is enough for them.
They can never fill the holes in their soul.

The lengths they will go to have more money when they already have more than they could ever spend in a hundred lifetimes. It is most definitely a psychological disorder.

And like most addicts they will do anything to get their fix.

The sad part is that we let them do it.
Because Americans love money too.

people tend to applaud them for their success, as if it is a good thing, not an addiction.

pursuit of wealth was started by the wealthy and the downtrodden bought it.

who are addicted to ruthless pursuit of wealth.

That sure seems like a conspiracy to commit kidnapping or false imprisonment or something.

I hope some legal minds here can tell me what charges (would need to be federal, cause Texas you know)

and he'll make payment 10 or 20 years after that.

But you're not.



Still, it is pretty clear the billionaire approved of the kidnapping/assault:

If the group could not set up a fund like that, they would likely have had more difficulty funneling it the way they did.

This is clearly one example of the latter

is truly frightening!

but I'm recalling something from France, oh about 1789 or so...that might help with these problematic billionaires.