Do rich people believe if the billions of working poor would just work harder they wouldn't be poor anymore?

Question

Two ways to help humanity
1)Increase productivity, college, health care, mental help, addiction treatment, small business grants, etc, etc. This takes a very long time.
2)Decrease costs, fuel, water, housing, inflation, taxes, energy, food, transportation, etc, etc.

So, what can be reduced in costs right now. Well, inflation is man made so that would have the biggest impact.
And fuel and manufacturing costs can be reduced by already existing technology.

So what is easier, giving billions of people thousands cash to study real hard with or without diseases, and little family support or stepping on the toes of rich companies by free market?

My conclusion is we neglect the working poor, by spending our energy on homeless shelters, rehab, section8, etc, instead of the source which everyone has already surrendered to figuring out. Charity & nonprofits always set the bar of success at 1 person, how about everybody?

To 'buy into mainstream culture' is communistic. ic to not use the answers we already have to solve suffering of billions.

So we need a cutthroat person to fight for free market opportunities to help poor by providing lower costs and job opportunities at the same time.

Answer 1

I don't understand a word of any of that so I will just answer your original question: I don't think rich people think about it at all.
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Answer 2

Rich people don't spend any time thinking about poor people.

People are offered scholarships and free housing and food stamps everyday. Some folks just don't buy into going to college or working for a living. You need to figure out how to motivate people into "buying into the maintstream culture".

We will never lower fuel costs, etc because that is how big companies make big money. We purposely make cars that fall apart before you make your last payment. We have the answers to a lot of your questions right now, but the world is not a social or communistic utopia. It's all about cut throat competition.

Answer 3

Honestly I think the rich think if we worked harder they'd be richer. Get the monkey's off our backs.