What’s most significant here is that “politicians and the corporate media won’t discuss it much.” And that’s why it remains; their complicity is built into the game.
Bernie Sanders
 @BernieSanders
5 Jul 2020
Politicians and the corporate media won't discuss it much but over the past 30 years the wealth of the top 1% has gone up by $22.65 trillion, while the wealth of the bottom 50% has gone down by $776 billion. This growing wealth inequality is a moral obscenity.

Jul 6, 2020 · 10:08 AM UTC

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Well, the rich owners own media. Look at @Oprah, her programming is pure bullshit just like all of cable TV programming. No root of any cause is seriously discussed anywhere in media. All of media is shallow and designed to keep one shopping in a mindless state.
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Biden has been around ove 40 years playing that “game”. So why are you on his team?
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You and @BernieSanders are absolutely correct.
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Under Orange Man bad, there was a shift of the bottom 50 coming up before Covid.. good thing the only other person who wanted to do something about it let the election get stolen twice without a peep from him.
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That's because the system works EXACTLY as it is supposed to work. Bernie is correct, but that is by design.
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I always hope the uber rich feel some sort of empathy or guilt. But then I remember that when you have enough money you can buy enough distractions to be numb to it all. 😞
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They profit from chaos and hype, they are fuel for the fire.
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And now compare the $22.65 trillion with this: usdebtclock.org/
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its not even just complicity. they themselves profit from it, they arent complicit they are the actors just as much as the corporations and billionaires
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Go away!!!!!! Stop spreading hate!!!!!! You are a liar and a fake!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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