I'm still not sure which side of this argument I sit on. I don't think that the super rich who only got their wealth by abusing their own country should be entitled to any respect for their wealth. Yet I'm also not sure how well radical transparency can actually stand up to violence and intimidation for individuals, when everyone knows how much money you have and how you got it.
There will never be a completely right way to view outing if one's finances to the general public, however if that be an avenue in which fraudulent officers in places of power and dictators get exposed for stealing public funds, then I'd say that's a price that we just have to endure
RE: Is Financial Privacy really a right?