The problem is that usually the people doing all the work get very little whilst the people who're just being rich get made richer. Yes within the current system a small return on investment should be expected but a commensurably larger wage should be paid before a large return is given to investors.
It's by no means a universal truth that an investor deserves profit.
I didn't say that an investor deserves (which is a moral judgement) a profit, I said that she rightfully expects to make one - otherwise she simply wouldn't invest.
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The problem is that usually the people doing all the work get very little whilst the people who're just being rich get made richer. Yes within the current system a small return on investment should be expected but a commensurably larger wage should be paid before a large return is given to investors.
It's by no means a universal truth that an investor deserves profit.
I didn't say that an investor deserves (which is a moral judgement) a profit, I said that she rightfully expects to make one - otherwise she simply wouldn't invest.