@Jakquai: "This person has money so they deserve money, and, This person has nothing so they deserve nothing"

Who has that value? I certainly don't.

@Jakquai: "If you knew what I meant by caste system then why ask?"

I didn't ask about the meaning of a caste system, but rather why you thought I would have "caste values", whatever they are. I don't think I've posted any comments that suggest that. Try reading posts a little more carefully before rushing to your keyboard. As I said, I despise all caste systems.

The concept of caste is usually associated with India, but did you know Japan has also a caste system? There's a caste equivalent to the Dalit (untouchables) in India. They appear to be the descendants of people engaged in what were considered "unclean" occupations, such as meat workers, leather workers, undertakers, and executioners. They look exactly the same as other Japanese people, but everyone knows who they are. At one time they were marked by having the little finger removed from one hand. Today there are illegal directories that companies use to avoid hiring these people. Families also check prospective wives/husbands for their children to make sure they aren't untouchables.

They used to be called "Eta," but the government has tried to "improve" their situation by introducing official euphemisms, such as "newly enfranchised citizens." The most common name for them these days is "Burakumin," which literally means "Village People." Because they're shut out of mainstream economic life, a lot of the untouchables join organized crime gangs, know as "Yakuza." The Yakuza accumulate enormous wealth and exert great negative power in the Japanese economy and politics, so I guess it's a case of an evil system coming back to bite its proponents in the rear.

You could also argue that ethnic Koreans in Japan form a kind of caste. Many of them have been in Japan for several generations. They speak Japanese and have Japanese names. But like the untouchables, everyone knows who they are, so they are subject to various forms of discrimination.

Jakquai
It's okay to say you don't know. Just watch what you say to people and how you say it are you might turn into an ugly troll.

When you annoy people watch out that you don't become an ugly troll.

Jakquai: Caste systems are among the most evil things ever created by humanity. It's totally wrong that some people should be held down or shut out because of accidents of birth, such as color or gender. I think getting rid of religions will be a big step toward overcoming this kind of evil. What do you think?

Hmm I think a few people here gave their opinion, they just wanted to find out what you considered "greed" to be.

Taking "wealth" at the expense of others I think most would agree is wrong. Robbing someone is taking wealth at the expense of others. Simple stealing as well.

If a greedy person is someone who hoards "wealth" far beyond what the need for them selves, I do not personally think is morally wrong unless they did it at the negative expense of everyone else.

If someone bought a giant box with 10,000 of solar glasses a year in advance for 100 bucks, and then sold them the weekend before the eclipse at 10 dollars a piece, is that greed? Price gouging?

If someone figured out how to make batteries cost 1/2 as much to manufacture but are just as effective, obtained the patents and then sold them for only 10% less then the old batteries, reaping billions in profits is that person being greedy?