@JeremyMallin
Yes, that is certainly what we deserve. However, while it may be theoretically possible to make every such entity non-profit, as long as money exists there will always be the temptation to find ways to circumvent and eventually change the laws to allow accumulation of profit again. We've already seen this happen. The Soviet Union made profit illegal, and backed it up with a brutal dictatorship, and it still succumbed to this temptation, changing the laws bit by bit until it became the kleptocracy it is now.
What is needed is to change the rules of the game entirely, from a method of exchange to one of distribution. That would make accumulation of wealth require physical effort, and thus greatly reduce how much can be done. Combine that with a post-scarcity society (yes, we can do that today, and have been able to for nearly a century now), and the motivation to do this virtually disappears.
Fortunately, we have such a system already developed, one that takes into consideration all the problems one might think of having read just what I've written above: https://www.technate.org/tiki-index.php?page=Begin
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