Day in and day out, we complain that there is no money and the economy is crashing, but do you know that there are people who don't know what poverty actually looks like?
There are people who only know poverty and lack by definition but don't know what they are experientially.
Let no one deceive you and me that there is no money; people have money, a lot of it. Some have so much that it can even scare you.
But the concern is, where is it coming from? It's a beautiful thing to be wealthy and rich, but if the source is not genuine, the work done equals zero because in the end, you would regret it.
Nowadays, there are many rich people with unclean money. You check their accounts, it is full of money; they have different kinds of assets, but it was not their sweat that got all of it.
For some of them, it took the tears of others; for some, it took some dirty and despicable deals to get to that point.
The annoying part is that these same people who decided to use shortcuts to get to the top are making life unbearable for those who are legitimately following the process to earn a living making it look like they are not trying enough.
Several efforts to curtail people who earn illegally proved abortive, as it is not easy to tell who is making an honest income from who is not.
To worsen the situation, the government, who are supposed to take the matter into their hands to dislodge the act are corrupt and only care about what they can make at the end of the day.
But will exposing what everyone earns solve the issue? Well, it might work if manipulation and corruption didn't have their way into the system.
Many people would be scared of earning dishonestly because they will be forced to give an account of how the money was realized, and in the situation where they are found wanting, the law would decide their fate.
But the bad side to this is the increase in crimes like robbery and kidnapping. Imagine what will happen to people who earn large amounts of money legitimately?
Won't revealing what they earn expose them to so much danger.
I fear greatly for people who are into business; I can only imagine how often they would get visits from thieves and robbers. Instead of making things good, this kind of system would complicate it.
Those who prefer to live a low-key life would be exposed, and I see that as a right infringement.
We all have the right to privacy. I think the government should respect that. Everyone has the right to keep their earnings as private as they want.
Exposing it will cause people harm one way or another, and it won't be fair. Things are better off the way they are.
There are other ways to curb the issue of money laundering and illegal earnings; those methods should be employed.
Left to me, there is no law that is as powerful as karma; it never fails. At the appointed time, it will catch up with everyone accordingly.
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