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    Mar 1

    We’re committing Twitter to help increase the collective health, openness, and civility of public conversation, and to hold ourselves publicly accountable towards progress.

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  4. Retweeted
    Oct 15

    The young activists in this video aren't just the leaders of tomorrow, they're the leaders of today. I'm proud worked w/ on this powerful video to lift up their voices and amplify their call to VOTE on Nov. 6. Let's follow their lead.

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  5. Retweeted
    Oct 19

    Smoothest moonwalk ever.

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    as the 2018 midterms approach, more first-time voters than ever will have the opportunity to cast their votes and make change. i directed this video for featuring some incredible activists and hope they inspire everyone to get to the polls on nov. 6.

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    Oct 19

    On a team with Steph, Klay, KD, and Draymond ... Jonas Jerebko is the hero for Golden State 😮

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    Oct 19
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  9. Oct 19
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  10. Oct 19
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  11. Oct 19
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  12. Oct 19

    Hosting some great legacy businesses at Square SF to understand what they’re struggling with these days

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  13. Oct 19

    More detailed thoughts from Patrick and Stripe on Prop C

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  14. Oct 19
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  15. Oct 19

    P.S. I appreciate I could be wrong about this. If I am, I’ll admit it, and work to fix. I’m committed to addressing this crisis in our city, and mindful of the urgency required. Here’s the mayor’s thoughts on the matter:

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  16. Oct 19

    I hope this helps add some color to the conversation. I’d love to see the Mayor get the funds and support she needs to do her job. And I’m committed to helping do just that. We need to have long term solutions in place, not quick acts to make us feel good for one moment in time.

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  17. Oct 19

    The Square/Stripe issue isn’t something the Mayor or Prop C folks can fix directly. I thought it was important to get our considerations out on the table though, so people understand our corporate hesitation and considerations (separate from my personal ones) around this measure.

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  18. Oct 19

    We’re happy to pay our taxes. We just want to be treated fairly with respect to our peer companies, many of whom are 2-10x larger than us. Otherwise we don’t know how to practically grow in the city. That’s heartbreaking for us as we love SF and want to continue to help build it.

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  19. Oct 19

    Hypothetically Square could pay over $20m more in 2019, while Salesforce (4x bigger than Sq) pays less than $10m. Taxes would grow at rates multiple times our adj. revenue, which no company can sustain. Not an issue for Salesforce/Twitter, but unfair to Sq and fintech startups.

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  20. Oct 19

    I admit that while I come at this as a citizen first, there’s an unfairness I see in my role of CEO of Square (this does not apply to Twitter). Companies like Square and Stripe would be taxed at a significantly larger total contribution than much larger companies like Salesforce.

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  21. Oct 19

    I’ll also posit that we do this discussion a disservice when we only look on the surface and make it us vs. them. I find that distracting and diminishing and it’s all too common in today’s discourse. Let’s instead focus on the real issue, the policy, and whether it will work.

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