Quote Originally Posted by Flugel Horn View Post
If I walk past the gathering on Saturday, wearing a nice coat, is there a danger that someone will take my coat from me to "redistribute" it to someone else?

If I own a business in the area, is there a danger that someone will break into my shop to take some of my inventory to "redistribute" it to someone else?

If I walk past the gathering on Saturday, is there a danger that someone will take my wallet from me to "redistribute" that to someone else?

Who decides the issue of "Who is too wealthy?" and who decides on how to take from those people and give to others?
Is 21.34 billion dollars too wealthy? Then he uses his money to buy a hockey team, how nice.

Canadian Business publishes an exclusive annual ranking of the most-affluent Canadians. Here's how the list breaks down:

1. Thomson family

(2010 rank: 1)

Net Worth: $21.34 billion ▼ 8.7%

Businesses: Thomson Reuters, Woodbridge Co. Ltd.

The country's wealthiest family has dabbled in numerous industries during its storied history and now, thanks to David Thomson, grandson of patriarch Roy, they can add hockey to the list. Thomson is a partner in True North Sports and Entertainment, which this year secured a US$170-million deal to resurrect the Winnipeg Jets. The deal is a personal achievement for Thomson, who also serves as chairman of Thomson Reuters. "The citizens that waved, that smiled, that put their thumbs northward," he told reporters earlier this year, "it made me as proud as I ever have been in my life."