Since 2020, a year marked by the spread of a pathogen that killed millions of people, the world’s five richest men have seen their collective wealth more than double as five billion people across the globe have lost ground and hunger has surged, underscoring the deep inequality that is fueling mass discontent and eroding democracies.
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This is an effect of corporate profit. Focusing on billionaires is avoiding the true issue, which is the nature of our large corporation owned economy.
Do you think Nestle is somehow better because their stock is owned by more people?
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I wonder how long it’ll take before there’s another french style revolution.
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Since 2020, a year marked by the spread of a pathogen that killed millions of people, the world’s five richest men have seen their collective wealth more than double as five billion people across the globe have lost ground and hunger has surged, underscoring the deep inequality that is fueling mass discontent and eroding democracies.
This is an effect of corporate profit. Focusing on billionaires is avoiding the true issue, which is the nature of our large corporation owned economy.
Do you think Nestle is somehow better because their stock is owned by more people?
I wonder how long it’ll take before there’s another french style revolution.