I feel that there are ways of "living life to the maximum" which should be applauded and then there is a way that impacts negatively on other people and society in general.

To quote an opinion article[0], "he faced prosecution more than 30 times on charges including embezzlement, false accounting and bribing a judge. Many cases failed to go to trial, sometimes because Berlusconi changed the law under which he had been charged."

0 - https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jun/12/berlusconi-dea...

The trouble with having your own personal prostitution harem is that eventually it turns out that some of the girls are (a) under 18 and (b) coerced. Berlusconi was his own Epstein, and that is what ultimately did him in rather than any of the other misconduct.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silvio_Berlusconi_prostitution...

The only sad thing about his death is that he managed to escape proper justice his whole life.

I actually think these kinds of people live a pretty unhappy life.

Only if you define "the maximum" as a 14 year old narcissist boy's fantasies.

He didn't really get to know the joys of adventure or a loving relationship. By all accounts, his life was actually pretty empty, a hole he tried to fill with material objects and anonymous sex.

Everyone has a different definition of living like to the maximum. For one person, it’s having lots of money and your personal harem like Berlusconi. For another, it’s spending time with kids and grandkids. For another, it’s playing video games all day!

Not sad at all, in fact the opposite

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