[More Cowbell]

Here's an idea based on Michael Moore's use of
satire and irony to poke fun at the system, at
the way things are: if you take of your time
and energy and effort and money and feed the
poor, you are called a "saint." If you begin
to question the reasons as to why there are
poor, you are called a communist. I've heard
the old rube about giving a man a fish as opposed
to teaching him to fish...but isn't it time we
all began to think about who exactly it is that
owns the pond and why exactly he gets to make
about 112 times more than the guy on the assembly
line?

You'll get no argument from me in saying that the CEO's of big corporations make way too much money. The salaries and bonuses some of these guys get is ridiculous.

But to relate your pond analogy to the most recent discussion: Why does the guy who is too lazy to fish at all get just as much money to live on as the guys who are out at the pond every day, working hard for their earnings?