> someone who never owned stock still has their job and their home
You've completely missed the point: people who have never owned a home or even had a real job still wake up every day and experience the joy of life. It's about not basing your happiness on things that can be taken from you.
> I'm guessing you're someone who's never had to face the real possibility of homelessness or going without food because you can't afford it, and on top of that knowing there's no clear way out of that situation.
Again you persist with ad-hominem attacks. You have absolutely no idea who I am or what I've been through, so please don't speculate idly.
You've completely missed the point: people who have never owned a home or even had a real job still wake up every day and experience the joy of life. It's about not basing your happiness on things that can be taken from you.
> I'm guessing you're someone who's never had to face the real possibility of homelessness or going without food because you can't afford it, and on top of that knowing there's no clear way out of that situation.
Again you persist with ad-hominem attacks. You have absolutely no idea who I am or what I've been through, so please don't speculate idly.