TikToker Perfectly Explains Wealth Inequality And Problems With It!

[@gordonstrong5232]

And trump supporters actually believe these billionaires will help them, smh.

[@robo3715]

Just like Reform voters

[@pinkfloyd870]

Propaganda is a powerful tool, in a sea of imbeciles

[@HaydenCyclist]

Starmer is a member of davos.

[@pinkfloyd870]

@@HaydenCyclist A net worth of 2 to 7 million pounds, (with his wife, so halve it) Not very wealthy for a 62 year old barrister. Starmer authored legal opinions and marched in protest against the Iraq War following the 2003 invasion of Iraq, stating in 2015 that he believed that the war was "not lawful under international law because there was no UN resolution expressly authorising it" This happens when you watch too much right wing propaganda. It is specifically targeted at people with low IQ, that believe anything, and repeat everything. Basically, Lemmings.

[@adamlowe7618]

@@HaydenCyclistI loved their second album.

[@LL-vk9zc]

A person who travels by private jet is causing us all far more harm than a load of people travelling in a rubber boat.

[@gregoryjames165]

The evidence suggests you are grossly in error.

[@josemengelez6947]

@@gregoryjames165 bot.

[@gregoryjames165]

@@josemengelez6947 Not an argument

[@stephennelmes4557]

Who would you rather move in next door? The guy with the private jet, or the man from the rubber boat?

[@thomasbootham2707]

@@stephennelmes4557the guy with the jet he can be useful for networking and giving advice on how he got his wealth

[@donincognito189]

Brilliantly done, kudos to this guy. People also need to know that just 26 people own as much as half the population of the planet.

[@chriswood3252]

And so many of those who they've helped to make poorer, are lining up to adore these immoral billionaires. 🤷‍♂️

[@wolcek]

@@chriswood3252 they are just slightly embarrassed millionaires. But they believe in their "American dream", that they *will* bounce back! Won't they?

[@funkymonk5145]

When the rich rob the poor it's called business. When the poor fight back it's called violence." Mark Twain.

[@frankdunne-gp6oy]

I remember Katie Porter doing this.

[@Sirlarrythecat]

Bernie Saunders has been pointing out that 3 people own more wealth than the bottom 50% in the US and 75% live paycheck to paycheck

[@JebusHypocristosX]

Sanders...

[@hinnahinna-j9y]

To be fair, most people who live "paycheck to paycheck" are actually not poor. The statistics included those who choose to put money in savings and investment. In reality, half of Americans have about 3 months of living expenses in cash. But that's still worrying because that money has been depleting in the past year.

[@JebusHypocristosX]

@@hinnahinna-j9y Such hyperbole, desperately pathetic and obvious.

[@JEdwarrd]

@@hinnahinna-j9y "To be fair"? The wealth concentration exposes the lie.

[@JohnCostello-e3s]

@@hinnahinna-j9y Do you have a source for that? How can it include people putting money into savings and investments? That’s the literal opposite of living paycheck to paycheck

[@theimperialist2686]

They don't want people knowing this stuff.

[@Test_Card_Tom]

Very sad to see that Robespierre is now a two-tier system for those wishing to leave comments .

[@jammypockets606]

​@@Test_Card_Tomwhat are you on about?

[@theimperialist2686]

@@Test_Card_Tom Well I was able to see your comment just now, so what two-tier system are you waffling about?

[@Test_Card_Tom]

@@theimperialist2686 Answering someone's comment is allowed. But it seems that Robespierre only allows subscribers to leave a new comment on the first line themselves. Hence why I left my comment as a reply to yours. You must be a subscriber in other words.

[@theimperialist2686]

@@Test_Card_Tom That is an asinine response from you, there are many instances where I've left comments on channels I've subscribed to, and they get deleted by the algorithm in YT. Not the channel owners themselves like Robespierre. It would endear you to know, that I'm not the only one who has had this issue.

[@mandycouchbean]

Kudos to Real estate bulldog for speaking out ! ❤

[@ncammann]

Unbridled Greed. Its not capitalism. Its Greedism.

[@entropybentwhistle]

It’s America’s actual monetary system, and increasingly more other countries as well. It hasn’t been capitalism in two centuries. And what it is now is just corporatist extremism. One company is more important and has more political sway than 10000 starving and homeless human beings. It’s psychopathic…and 80 million people who don’t have half a grain of rice ran happily to vote for more of it. And tens of millions who could have negated it with their votes stayed at home and did nothing because the corporate messaging followed Bannon’s playbook to tell them their votes were meaningless, or one single issue they were being bombarded with social media messaging was more important than rampant poverty, ecology and climate, rights for women and LGBTQ people, the thousands of combined years of effort people undertook to get those rights, supporting Ukraine so other European nations could have peace of mind knowing we had their backs if they were invaded, the possibility of getting new Supreme Court justices to renew the Voting Rights Act, undo Citizens United and restore women’s reproductive rights, and a whole host of other issues that mattered more than anything right now. The public is hypnotized by evil and incapable of recognizing, let alone acting in their own interests.

[@clararob9869]

well put

[@barnabasigari3109]

Capitalism IS greedism

[@stevepullan148]

This is how to get over nonsense of the right wing press propaganda. Good of you to raise this example

[@glowwurm9365]

What’s worse is he used an average rather than the median, it would be much less than one grain for the average.

[@pete_lind]

If you had billion dollars you can spend $100 000 everyday for 25 year straight and still have more money left over that average people make in their lifetime.

[@glowwurm9365]

@ If you simply invested that billion in UST you would earn $50k a day (not added the compounding effect), or more than the median US salary of $47k per annum. Musk has $400 billion meaning he would make $54 million (again not compounding) per day, every day, for doing nothing. They trick people into caring about immigration whilst they hoarde wealth.

[@thegolem797]

@@pete_lindand it seems that people with a billion dollars will do pretty much anything to hoard more.

[@gadzilla6664]

Right? Who has 200,000 in assets? Nobody down here in this Holler.

[@JohnCostello-e3s]

@@gadzilla6664it’s the median household net worth, not individual

[@simonparry3867]

Owning an excess is only half the story. Their real power lies in denying the rest of us enough to be secure. Wealth is just a means to achieve that power.

[@jeremymerrifield7244]

Not to mention our Royal family of course .

[@BillMac-jz6op]

Thank you Robespierre for highlighting this great example of social inequality.

[@traxop1902]

"Who's hungry", well, I guess we have no other option but to eat the rich.

[@verystripeyzebra]

Uk currently has weslth inequality levels not seen since the 1920s. It wasnt sustainable then, and it's not sustainable now. If gdp was distributed as it was in 1976 ( or as it is in the Netherlands today) the average brit would be 8k better off. 8k!!! Theres a reason billionaire media owners are pointing at refugees. Billionaires; an unaffirdable tax on society.

[@uksubversion]

How many grains of rice symbolize the wealth of King Charles?

[@LancefieldDenton]

Inequality IS sustainable it's a principle of Capitalism and that's been around for a LONG time.

[@verystripeyzebra]

@LancefieldDenton I'm not arguing for equality, I'm arguing against current levels of inequality. They are not sustainable. As soon as people realise that the refugees are a distraction they will be demanding a more equitable share.

[@verystripeyzebra]

@@LancefieldDenton where do I call for an end to inequality. Inequality at current levels is not sustainable, is a very different sentence to inequality is unsustainable. If 1 person had all the money in UK and everyone else had nothing, is that sustainable? Everyone having total equality would d likely be unsustainable. So try thinking in the middle ground there. Not your hysterical extremist straw man argument.

[@LancefieldDenton]

@@verystripeyzebra The point I AM making because inequality IS sustainable and there is NO proof that it is NOT, then the imbalances will ALWAYS CONTINUE.

[@globetwig4401]

Some people aren't mega wealthy because they need it or can use it. They accumulate wealth to prevent other people from being able to afford essential requirements - sometimes food, shelter or heat . That's power. Power may be derived from the application of austerity. Some are more attracted to power than money & finance is simply a tool to achieve that end.

[@inuwooddog3027]

The US consists of about 4% of the world's population, holds approximately 30-40% of global wealth, and the top 10% in the US control around 80% of that wealth, and they want more.

[@MolloyPolloy]

they want it all. If the 1% were allowed to use the poor's children as organ donation machines they'd be doing it on an industrial scale.

[@fredplat467]

Hopefully Luigi sets a trend on rich: who have qualms whatsoever on literally using fellow citizens' lives to increase their grip on power

[@andyv123]

And this is the real reason why they are trying to ban TikTok 🙄

[@JEdwarrd]

Naw.... they're trying to ban it b/c it's turning kids into to zombies, it's a social weapon... However when Meta does it, it's ok...... The double standards expose both groups are using children for their profit model.

[@davidlohan1212]

Billionaires are like evil dragons hoarding all the gold.

[@Motionbuck]

They give dragons a bad name.

[@JEdwarrd]

Elon believes he has gifted DNA, and believes it's a gift to women to receive it. lol He also lacks basic self awareness, then goes on X looking for friend to tell him how pretty he is. lol

[@BandOfHarjaps]

​@@Motionbuckno, the post is correct, they are the dragons. They will come for your money as soon as they get a sniff of it.

[@tonyburton419]

Isn't unregulated capitalism and neo-liberalism wonderful? Morally sick...

[@Rob-qn6od]

Crapitalism sucks whether it's regulated or not.

[@mandycouchbean]

Credit to Realestate bulldog for speaking out we need more to follow his example ❤

[@moshudoduwade219]

This is the reason why Law Politics History and Economics should be taught in all state schools in the U.K. “Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it!” Shame!

[@Commonsense-u1h]

History is taught in all state schools. The problem with teaching "economics" is that a lot of the assumptions the field has are just wrong, i.e that people are rational consumers, that free trade always works out best.

[@electricAB]

@Commonsense-u1h you are spot on about the fundamental nonsense of economics, so teaching a whole countries teenagers exactly how the “emperor wears no clothes” sounds like a good idea…. after all it’s their future that’s being sold down the river of division, hate and a return to feudalism.

[@edstacey9335]

What these billionaires don't understand is that the option to tax their wealth IS the kind option, look to france's history to find out the less kind option

[@Tofu_va_Bien]

The Chinese example is an interesting one too. Reeducation as opposed to a bullet.

[@stevec7028]

THIS JUST DISPLAYS THE EXACT PROBLEM IN THE UK !!!!!!

[@frankpinmtl]

You can thank conservatives for putting these people into power

[@aye3678]

This system will have its breaking point.

[@kevincottrell7538]

This should be made mandatory viewing in schools and news broadcasts 😮

[@Taladar2003]

I hate terms like "earns" and "net worth" as if the people who have that much are worth more or earned anything they have themselves.

[@G_C340]

Unearned income is the point and it should be taxed.

[@jeffreybresnahan]

Yeah, the same here in the UK with the richest 5% having been bailed out over three time's by the taxpayers since the 2008; banking crash. Why hasn't there been an audit undertaken of how both the UK's wealthiest 5%; and the then presiding Tory politicians have fared financially over the past fourteen year's of failed Tory austerity? All while the UK's other Plebian 95%; have seen their basic standard of living absolutely decimated, over the very same past 14 year's of austerity?

[@johnballantyne5110]

"It's called the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe it." George Carlin.

[@grahamariss2111]

This is why people need to be told how many nurses or policemen the £500+ million a year the Monarchy costs would buy, so when they see a Windsor they think about if they want them or 20,000 extra nurses.

[@sharonramsey715]

Well said, if only people would listen.

[@johnrussell3961]

The American nightmare.,

[@chriswood3252]

The global nightmare. 👍

[@LancefieldDenton]

At least THEY have a DREAM. What do people have HERE !!!. No HOPE and NOBODY dreams about THAT.

[@memyaify]

@@LancefieldDenton😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 it’s just a dream. They’re oppressed. Time to wake up!

[@bunyip5841]

What is really amazing is that the people most adversely affected by neoliberal economics can be persuaded to vote for the very policies that hurt them.

[@reiw5802]

It's why the right continually attacks education. Ignorance is bliss.

[@alexanderewing3779]

Yet still, the turkeys keep voting for Xmas... And we're all stuffed!

[@RichardBrook-kq8dm]

Cue, Carole Malone with her "politics of envy" malarkey and "trickle down" hogwash!

[@jeffreybresnahan]

@@RichardBrook-kq8dm Yeah, recalling Ronald Reagans 1980's; "Voodo economics?" Remembering it all including the "Trickle down," wealth creation, it didn't get very far down the line?

[@gadzilla6664]

​@@jeffreybresnahanI was born in 1980. I've had the "privilege" to watch the effects of that ideology roll out in real time. There's definitely something "trickling down" on the people of the world, but it isn't sunshine. It's yellow, though, and smells.......

[@RichardBrook-kq8dm]

@@jeffreybresnahan Somewhat indistinguishable from being pissed on!

[@markgoestofrankfurt]

And there are the homeless, students, orphans, unemployed, the sick, abused partners, indebted etc who have much less than 200k to their name...

[@Pumpsky9110]

Compared to developed markets the UK performs awfully on social mobility. Only the US and Switzerland perform worse which in real terms means Britain is the worst as the US is essentially a continent and Switzerland that a baseline high standard of living. A wealth tax in isolation isn’t enough, we need to look at the structural inequities that exist in our society that make and keep people poor for generations.

[@Daithai96]

Yet another great post. Please don't ever stop.

[@marktony9737]

Yet nothing will change. Those with the most rice will just spend more of their rice to convince those with one grain of rice, that they need to keep all of their rice!

[@moshudoduwade219]

PERFECT! Question is why do people always vote against their best interests?

[@peterebel7899]

mindset is the thing.

[@G_C340]

They imagine that one day, as if by magic, they will become one of them. That's why lotteries can be used to fleece the population. The winnings are tiny by comparison but people queue up to pay the moron tax. (Instead of getting on with their lives.)

[@LancefieldDenton]

Can you vote Capitalism OUT. NO, so you're ALWAYS voting against yours OWN interest !!!.

[@LancefieldDenton]

If voting was to get what people NEED, it would have been outlawed a long time ago !!!.

[@mandycouchbean]

Tax The Rich it's a no brainer!

[@Test_Card_Tom]

Their puppet governments (the ones they donate to) will never tax the rich properly.

[@michellebermingham2350]

That's what kamala Harris Walz campaigned on... Guess that's why the election was bought by musk.!😮😮🇮🇪🇪🇺👍

[@peterebel7899]

No brain (of the voters) is the resource they are building their empire on.

[@patrickporter1864]

They cannot pick it all up and take it with them. Dyson can move but Dyson 6,000 acres in England. Cannot.

[@stephennelmes4557]

Don't you think that the rich pay enough tax already?

[@techbricks5300]

Brilliant video. Subscribed.

[@mandycouchbean]

Let those with the broadest shoulders carry the burden! ❤

[@verttikoo2052]

And they just need to pay their share of taxes.

[@mandycouchbean]

Great Clip Thanks for sharing Max ❤

[@biocapsule7311]

And this is also why they want to ban Tiktok.

[@peterebel7899]

X will do the thing ....

[@markbrookes99]

Lee Anderson could feed a family of 5 for a week on that grain of rice...

[@Mr.Edd3905]

I like Wild West movies because they show us what the future looks like.

[@michellebermingham2350]

In actual fact we always said this when the news reported there was another shooting in the states. We said, Americans have never moved on from the wild west. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 🇪🇺👍

[@LancefieldDenton]

"America went from Barbarism to Capitalism with no in-between steps" Carl Marx

[@ainerush8942]

Most workers in the public sector in the uk have the dust left on an empty bag of rice.

[@mandycouchbean]

Tik Tocker hits nail on the head ❤

[@Rachel_M_]

I call that an art installation. I'm a big fan of DADA and the constructivist movement

[@Alex-cw3rz]

Also this is why prices keep rising so quickly, if you earn 100 million, how are you meant to set the price of a new car correctly. If you are rich enough where you can buy entire fleets of cars on a whim. That will again push up prices.

[@LancefieldDenton]

Basic understanding of Capitalism, make EVERYTHING expensive and see what the market will bear. The pricing of GOODS is theoretical and has NO relation to the cost of production but is entirely based on what can be squeezed out of the consumer.

[@DrumToTheBassWoop]

We will see more and more Luigi's. He's like the starting gun of something to come.

[@b62boom1]

The country is full of guns, and billions of dollars doesn't make someone bullet proof.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

What also has to be pointed out is wealth inequality stagnates the economy, marginal propensity to consume is the economic fact that the richer you are the less percentage of your money you spend in the economy. M usk only needs one loaf of bread after all for example. But if you gave 100 pounds to the poorest in society they would spend it in the economy straight away. Savings, taking the money off-shore and putting money in the stock market is taking money out of the economy (the stock market just moves money around, unless it's the original purchase the money does not go to the company, therefore does nothing).

[@Tofu_va_Bien]

Fictitious capital, as Marx liked to call it.

[@candidaprout560]

Thanks very much Max for sharing this with us. That's absolutely correct 😢

[@rokhamler3352]

Should absolutely use median not mean averaging. That would show a much more realistic picture of how much worse the rice pile situation actually is.

[@G_C340]

An "average" is a generic term, the median, the arithmetic mean, and geometric mean are all averages. Do we know which one was used?

[@Marewig]

Pretty sure he used the median, because he said something to the tune of "half of the people own even less than that"

[@Sam88-l4k]

The only thing by design is rich people getting richer while telling everyone to stay in your place

[@andrewmoorhouse687]

Very clearly explained. I’m 58 years old. There’s always been rich people of course in my lifetime. Maybe someone who was very successful as an entertainer or they had built up their own business. They worked hard for it no doubt, maybe working long hours. Many still do of course. No one minds that. What’s got out of hand is the disparity now and the seemingly injustice of it all. It’s really gone crazy. The ordinary citizen seems to be increasingly squeezed by paying more for what they need, yet some companies and their owners are profiting massively from this exploitation. This is especially true of energy companies and the like. Basic necessities that we all need and therefore it’s a forced purchase in a sense. Apart from taxing the wealthy properly, all essential services; water, gas, electric, public transport should be State owned and run for the benefit of a country’s citizens.

[@saxpackabs]

One of the issues with this much wealth that doesn't get talked about enough is how, if you're sitting on top of 1 billion dollars, that's 1 billion dollars out of circulation. For wealth to work, it needs to be in circulation, so people can buy from businesses, businesses can pay employees, and those employees can go buy from other businesses, and it profits the community. If someone has 1 billion dollars, just sat in an account, that's not going anywhere.

[@johnkeilloh2682]

The tin of roses argument I have a big tin of roses and I put 2 on the table I then tell you that immigrant wants your roses do something about it

[@weediestbroom]

It's not just the unfair nature of individuals hoarding such wealth. It's also bad for the economy. Money is like the blood of the system. It needs to flow. With accumulating in a few places it restricts the flow in the rest of the system

[@Marewig]

And endless growth and resource accumulation is the hallmark of cancer.

[@PeterAstley-ph2qq]

Great video. This highlights the vast difference in wealth and yet despite already being vaguely aware of it they still vote for the greedy.

[@anthonydiggle2926]

I agree in principle, but wealth taxes are very difficult to implement, as ultra wealthy people often hide their money in off shore bank accounts. Plus they employ highly skilled tax accountants to utilise tax loopholes as much as possible.

[@JasonAtlas]

We fund HMRC more and they will get us back more.

[@Marewig]

They can hide their liquid assets in off-shore accounts, but that's not going to be the majority of where their wealth is at. Land, property, firms, etc have ownership information that the state records and _that_ can definitely be taxed appropriately.

[@carolmurray5914]

Well said. The True is coming out.

[@colinrobinson7869]

No words could express how right this guy is and thanks for highlighting it to you audience but the big problem is your followers already now this and main stream media will never point their audience towards the ugly truth.

[@rogergreen2695]

It just goes to show that the UK is not a Christian country; otherwise the rice grains would be much more evenly spread. Perhaps someone would tell us what sort of country the UK has become.

[@narrgamedesigner2747]

Nah it would still be inequality, I don't think any Christian nation ever had socialism. Otherwise England would be fairer than Scotland and you just don't see that. Consider how Christian it was. It's easy to wave away by saying that is gods plan.

[@TobySims]

There are so many good communicators on YT/Tiktok/Instagram and we need more, on a variety of topics. It's a double edged sword, as people can spread misinformation and disinformation, and can also distort things with cult of personality, but if the good stuff gets the views, there's always a chance to get some good debate.

[@darrylshamrock]

Wow!

[@florianmischinger3762]

Spot on!

[@sharonramsey715]

Great video, so very simple but, wow so informative.

[@willaumep]

this is not the job of main stream media to bring that to the for it is the role of the politicians (and each of us to get informed using rational thinking).

[@chrisjourneyman]

It's the price of living in a capitalist society.

[@themoodyteam]

Who knew tiktok could be so good?

[@jmo8934]

As they say a picture says a thousand words.

[@user822cjj]

The first response from them to taking more from them will be - "Well, what's in it for me?". That's what you're up against. In their mind, they defeated the plebs in rising to such a position, and they tell themselves it came from a superior work ethic. In their mind they won at life and everyone else lost, end of. Only the rare view care a damn about how orhers get by, especially if they are employing them. "Maximum profit, minimal outgoings or we'll set up in Cambodia instead" is the threat always rolled out when under pressure

[@somewhatstrange2097]

Because the system is designed to reward psychopathic behaviour. As such, only the worst people will get to the top. People with consciences will never acquire billions of dollars.

[@stonehengemaca]

So what do we do? We rejected Corbyn who represented a tiny nudge in the right direction to address this issue. So what do we do? We are prevented from taking a tiny step in the right direction. So what do we do? 🤷‍♂

[@Tofu_va_Bien]

General strike. Tricky to get people on board, but it has worked in the past.

[@mandycouchbean]

Realestate bulldog A Voice of Reason ❤

[@yasminlakhi4708]

Thanks for posting this excellent and informative video. This guy is terrific.

[@charlievarley]

The Walton family who owns Walmart are the richest family in the US with a net worth of over £350 Billion. The could have shared 10% of that wealth, still be unimaginably wealthy, made food in the US significantly cheaper and wages significantly higher over the decades that walmart has being running. This could have made almost all families lives in the US better.

[@user-ca3sp7er1h]

The government needs to start taxing the wealthiest in society more & be made to pay their fair share , it is obscene that such a few people have these vast amounts of money while millions are in poverty starving & using foodbanks !

[@PanglossDr]

If a monkey hoarded more bananas than it could eat, while most of the other monkeys starved, scientists would study that monkey to figure out what the hell was wrong with it. When humans do it, we put them on the cover of Forbes.

[@willyhill7509]

The very first sentence is wrong, the US is 36 trillion in debt so the average US citizen is 100k in debt to the rest of the world.

[@proteus4301]

"All for ourselves, and nothing for other people, seems, in every age of the world, to have been the vile maxim of the masters of mankind." Adam Smith

[@jeremymerrifield7244]

Excellent presentation from the gent

[@WarrenPeaceOG]

Occupy 2.0. Gross inequality is also very, very bad for the economy as a whole. Inequality is not the problem. GROSS inequality is the problem. Every billionaire is a policy failure

[@WheelsonRails728]

The TikTok post certainly illustrates the point in a way that everyone can understand!

[@paulharrion3398]

The wealthy: " Times are going to get tough people. It's time for you lot to tighten your belts. Again!" 😡

[@drsubtracto]

Billionaires should be illegal. Nobody needs that amount of money because your quality of life is no better if you have a billion dollars, compared to someone who has half a billion dollars.

[@masquarra]

Monarchy estimated to be worth 10-100 billion, not including the hiddens abroad. One family

[@irishdc9523]

If this is the return of America's Gilded Age, it's also the return of outlaw folk heroes

[@WakeupAndsmelltherosemarys]

Grains of rice are so appropriate. Well done young man

[@BrassToff]

Good to see Labour punishing old age pensioners and small employers and anybody else that they think has too much money while accepting freebies.

[@peacheswilliams4539]

What happen to all that MONEY Brexit was suppose to generate back to the Country?

[@NickyBaldwin-jw3cc]

Vivek also played the short game with family in stockmarket and sold to profit while the rest of his shareholders got nothing.

[@janetmackinnon3411]

Wx need more to speak out like this.

[@joegibbs448]

People already know . But much effort is spent trying to divorce the citizen from his material conditions and that of a billionaire....

[@uksubversion]

How many grains of rice symbolize the wealth of King Charles?

[@masquarra]

Mate, table would capsize

[@JebusHypocristosX]

@@masquarra Less then Felon Muskrat.

[@uksubversion]

​@@JebusHypocristosX Did you know that the seabed around Great Britain belongs to the King? Feudal rights. He makes money from every wind turbine, every drop of oil, every building off the coast. I think Charles is laughing at Musk and Co.

[@uksubversion]

@@masquarra Did you know that the seabed around Great Britain belongs to the King? Feudal rights. He makes money from every wind turbine, every drop of oil, every building off the coast. I think Charles is laughing at Musk and Co.

[@Redpilled66]

Capitalism 🤢🤮

[@BowtiesAreC00l]

Elon musk isn't even 'worth' that pile of rice. He has a lot of money, but his worth is next to zero

[@FredricoLalo]

The american dream only happens if youre asleep

[@greenenergy2]

I think you have a very valid point

[@and1355]

no one should have more than a billion