They hamstrung the government, stifling popular healthcare policies, because they wanted maximum leverage over their employees lives.
They decried any public health spending as socialism and left us unprepared to deal with a pandemic. We have less tests and hospital capacity than shithole european countries, not only a complete national embarrassment but a deadly one.
Even in this time of crisis they're using it as an opportunity to increase market volatility to enhance their positions and increase their power.
While the world burns they've escaped to their safe houses, likely not even in the country they have pillaged but in new zealand and little known islands.
Have you seen what's happened to the world economy?
>billionaires shouldn't exist
Fucking hell lad they pretty much don't anymore. Which goes to show you how stupid the whole meme was to begin with because these people never had a billion dollars, they had equity valuations. Those equities are not liquid and trying to tax significant wealth held in financial instruments would be like squeezing water from a stone because there wouldn't be other buyers as all billionaires are being taxed similarly.
You're unironically better off nationalizing industries.
Elijah Foster
>You're unironically better off nationalizing industries. that sounds national socialist
>While the world burns they've escaped to their safe houses, likely not even in the country they have pillaged but in new zealand and little known islands.
when you lay dying from an easily avoidable virus because the elites stripped the CDC of funding, it's fair to say that prevents you from getting richer.
If the economy didn't print any money or had any other destabilizing scam, some sociopath retard accumulating his business money to send on bullshit later would reduce his worker's wages and, by consequence, how much money would be spent in the other businesses. In other world, stealing everybody hurts his fellow businessman psychos given the market works "cleanly". (this has many domino effects like reducing the improvement of products/services or introduction of new ones, so basic bitch math doesn't work)
