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Amassing Wealth is Theft: CMV

At this point in my intellectual journey, I have come to the conclusion that I agree with Gandhi's assertion: "Strictly speaking," Gandhi once said, "all amassing or hoarding of wealth above and beyond one's legitimate requirements is theft."

As an American, I live in a society where the amassing of wealth at nearly all costs is the apparent goal. I've further come to believe that it is impossible to amass significant wealth (I'm talking bulletproof here -- tens of millions of hoarded dollars) without taking advantage of other humans beings (screw them! They should have known better than to buy my AS SEEN ON TV product!) or investing in notably corrupt practices (yeah, these crappy mortgages are totally ok to sell). 

I've come to believe that the only way to become "rich" is to prey on other human beings, that most of the products that make people rich are unnecessary and the product of significant propaganda and manipulative practices, and that these practices and the attainment of serious wealth are immoral.

Change my view.
gpt
That's a terrible definition of theft.

Theft is the taking of someone's property via force or fraud.

In even semi free nations, wealth is amassed through consensual and mutually beneficial trade.

You're equivocating a handshake with a gun to the head.