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6. They could keep living a decent life with only the interests of their personal investments.

Reply to dlk (Reply #4)

Wed Apr 15, 2026, 02:03 AM

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It's not realistic to think they did not already invest a lot of those millions of dollars.

Yes they would lose a big chunk of their portfolio in their private healthcare insurance companies, but it would be for the common good.

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