Warren would not disagree with you. The problem is—which is clear when Warren talked about it—that billionaires in wine caves have *substantially* more say in the process than waitresses and plumbers.
Hello everyone. Billionaires in wine caves have as much right to say who gets to be president as waitresses in diners and plumbers in my bathroom. Class warfare is ugly, @ewarren Thanks for listening everyone.
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Yes, "class warfare" is quite ugly. And the ultra-rich should stop fighting the war.
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Imagine believing it's normal and good for people who make up .001% of the population to have personal, on-demand access to politicians that average people aren't given. Imagine believing that's democracy. smh embarrassed for you.
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I just did the math and it’s closer to 0.000185%. Truly the most oppressed minority.
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Whew. Really wishing you had chosen not to comment. Love your acting but this is a garbage take that completely misses the point and minimizes the corrupting influence of money in politics. Class warfare is a constant. And 99% of us are its casualties. THAT’S what’s “ugly.”
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Some folks are suggesting Jane’s original tweet was sarcasm. IDK
Sarcasm—especially when it’s really dry—can be hard to parse on Twitter.
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I thought everyone's vote should be equal?
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Funny how it's only "class warfare" when it aims up, not down.
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I honestly don't get what part of "don't sell access" they don't understand.
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