r/clevercomebacks • u/Redmannn-red-3248 • 10m ago
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Isn't Candace a flat earther?
She says she's a centrist on the issue.
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Charlie gets excited thinking about displacing hardworking migrants.
The blunt language reflects a stance that prioritizes border control and seeks to discourage people from staying illegally in the U.S.
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Truly the Bestest of all time
My last name is 12 letters and hard to spell over the phone, hers is a very common last name. She watched me spell my name any time someone needs it and decided that’s not for her. I don’t blame her at all, nor do I really care. Guys that care are weird to me.
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Happy 11:11:11:11!
Cheers to everyone who's in the right timezone! Guess it’s a bit of a miss for the Scots, huh?
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Billionaires Aren't Earning $2.5B a Day, They're Stealing It
Billionaires don’t create $2.5 billion a day—they’re stealing it from the workers who make everything run.
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Billionaires Aren't Earning $2.5B a Day, They're Stealing It
The rich stay rich because they’re building their fortunes off the backs of the poor. Billionaires aren’t earning $2.5 billion a day—they’re taking it from workers who do all the real work. This isn’t wealth creation, it’s wealth extraction."
r/Political_Revolution • u/Redmannn-red-3248 • 1d ago
Article Billionaires Aren't Earning $2.5B a Day, They're Stealing It
r/clevercomebacks • u/Redmannn-red-3248 • 1d ago
Billionaires Aren't Earning $2.5B a Day, They're Stealing It
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No one wants to end oppression
Everyone just wants to be wealthy enough that the oppression doesn't affect them as much.
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No one wants to end oppression
Everyone just wants to be wealthy enough that the oppression doesn't affect them as much.
r/FunnyandSad • u/Redmannn-red-3248 • 1d ago
FunnyandSad No one wants to end oppression
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/Redmannn-red-3248 • 1d ago
💩 Liberalism No one wants to end oppression
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Every billionaire is the result of a failed system.
It’s so sad that this has to be explained. Most people don’t want to eliminate whole groups of people. (I said “most.”). We just want some parity. People shouldn’t have to work 40 or more hours a week at multiple jobs to support people who “run” the company. Are CEOs really worth thousand times the salary of their workers?
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Every billionaire is the result of a failed system.
I agree! Not that Capitalism should be abolished, but there seems to be unfairness in this out of whack upside down universe we live in! When a company makes a useful product and costs them a dollar then make the unfortunate person who needs it pay through the nose 100 + % over the value of that product, that’s insane! The rich get richer by taking from the poor, and destroy the economy of those poor people who rely on these products! That’s just one example..!
r/MurderedByAOC • u/Redmannn-red-3248 • 2d ago
Every billionaire is the result of a failed system.
r/facepalm • u/Redmannn-red-3248 • 2d ago
🇲🇮🇸🇨 Every billionaire is the result of a failed system.
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Oi Leon, check your privilege
He would run away from her irl in a heartbeat
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Make America Trashy Again
How interesting
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That's just wild
Wow, that response hit like a truck! That’s one way to make an entrance... or an exit, I guess?
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Why?!
Haha, right? It’s like, how much money do you need before you just say, “Alright, that’s enough—I’m off to live on a beach and sip cocktails”?
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The USPS is a service
Maybe people SHOULD say that the military loses $750B per year.
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The USPS is a service
Do you have any idea how much money public education loses every year? Its so hard to monetize, what with ***** labor laws...
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Why are we putting people in power that don't vote in our interests??
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r/LateStageCapitalism
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It’s frustrating to see our leaders not backing policies that would actually help everyday people—like cutting Medicare drug prices. Bernie tried to push for real change, but it’s a tough battle when the establishment seems more interested in protecting big pharma profits than in making healthcare affordable for us.