What the fuck is wrong with these people?

Mandrake was the first distro I was looking for in a small city, in the third world in the 90s. Couldn’t put my hands on those CDs, not even in the one university with some sort of computational engineering career there. I first installed Slackware.

I’ve never met someone that wealthy, but wealth is way more relative than lower, middle and higher classes.

The wealthier people I’ve met kind of like to brag about their money. I’ve always guessed that is the way they behave among themselves. It’s never a direct competition about their wealth, it’s always a package of actions and prepositions from where anyone should or could conclude they are wealthy. Kind of passive-aggressive.

Maybe your friend is trying to do their wealthy people thing with you, guys, because that’s what he knows to do. Maybe you have to have a bit of patience with this friend. I get it, I’m poor, so they make so little sense to me. I just hope you can work it out, and remember, maybe that’s all they know, that’s why university is so important to those privileged enough to attend.

You, silly. He is extremely wealthy, didn’t you read?

I believe you are taking my question out of context. I didn’t start thinking about this just now. Ultimately, not every company owns representatives in the state. Yes, I believe we should be careful about what we consume and who’s behind those products, but it needs to be in the power of the states to control the best practices to produce goods; it is not reasonable for an individual, for one citizen, to ask for this. It is different with our governments, we can and should demand for them to represent us with dignity. As individuals, we can demand accountability for their decisions taken in our names. Companies don’t represent us, governments do.