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In the past DAY, the 8 richest men in
their wealth by $6.2B:
Mark Zuckerberg:$1.08B
Larry Page:$956M
Bill Gates:$931M
Sergey Brin:919M
Jeff Bezos:$907M
Larry Ellison:$634M
Warren Buffett:$429M
Steve Ballmer:$353M
Combined wealth: $653.8B
While 33M+ lost jobs
This pandemic is creating a handful of winners and an unprecedented amount of losers
Nobody makes a billion dollars. They take their billions from workers and customers
Yes, we need a wealth tax; billionaires should not exist
Here's the damn receipt
https://www.fastcompany.com/90503008/in-just-one-day-the-8-richest-americans-made-6-2-billion …
That $6.2B could give those 33M people almost $3,800/month, or $45K/year. Or, if you wanted to spread it a little more widely, you could give the poorer half of the country an extra $9K/year. Just from those eight people.
Do you know that “wealth” isn’t the same as cash? Like, they can’t spend that money. Because it isn’t money. It’s a valuation of their assets. I’m really asking if you know that.
He won't tax the rich so why would we elect him?pic.twitter.com/kFUEON4M4D
Because democrats think wealth inequality is hot
Wow, I didn't even think to look at the date. Literally 100 years later and we're back in the same place.
People = overhead cost
Less people doing more work means more profit.
#TheProblemWithCapitalism
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