Absolutely insanity.
the success of technology workers from all classes and walks of life has disproven the static, zero-sum socialist worldview for over six decades. bernie sanders' new tax plan would effectively kill the startup ecosystem. this doesn't feel like a coincidence.https://twitter.com/danprimack/status/1233121428406444035 …
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woke google employees with huge salaries and meaningless work will vote for him. but my sense is most folks working at earlier stage companies hate everything he stands for.
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Don’t worry. Only 18 year olds are going to vote for him. The other Dems will stay home on the couch, eat chocolate ice cream and cry.
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this proposal was originally part of the 2017 gop tax plan tho
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desire to punish tech is more about the poor optics and foreignness of the sector to most people than anything ideological anyway, when trump attacks apple and amazon it's the same spirit
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Mike, why isn’t there’s more push back from successful entrepreneurs. E.g entrepreneurs in Media. Why aren’t they siding with politicians who advocate fewer regulations and tax? What do you think their objective is? As won’t they be taxed, especially the owners, if sanders wins?
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the media class favors socialism, so any high-profile entrepreneur who speaks out is viciously attacked. fights like this work in the media’s favor, bc their ad model rewards polarizing content. but for entrepreneurs there is mostly only risk (brand, boycott etc.) and no reward.
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Lmao there is perhaps no sector more wasteful, inefficient, vapid and overhyped than tech. All of that innovation came at the expense of massive financial bubbles. We were better off with gov led investment.
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Its built off not much more than patent monopolies, gimics meant to get around labor laws, ad revenue, and charismatic grifters fleecing gullible investors. The few tech companies that actually build things like IBM and Intel are long established institutions
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