Yep.
Corporate greed is Nike increasing its profit by 125% last year to $5.7 billion & blaming "inflation" for a 10.5% price spike on a pair of expensive sneakers made by workers in Vietnam earning less than a buck an hour while Phil Knight became $26.7 billion richer in the pandemic.

Mar 20, 2022 · 11:39 PM UTC

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This too.
🚨BREAKING🚨 NY Fed to buy billions more MBS in March (>$40B) than its principal estimate (~$28B) despite supposed end of QE; Fed balance sheet hits record $8.95T on $38.5B MBS increase in past week; housing inflation accelerates For more details, see: occupythefed.substack.com/p/…
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Did Knight get richer from investors buying up shares of NKE? What will a buck an hour buy in Vietnam? Guessing a lot more than it'll buy in America. Good thing there's competition, and people aren't forced to buy Nikes.
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And suddenly it reappears. Thus is the power of Bernie.
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Yep, and @BernieSanders, it's the same company that paid Kaepernick reportedly up to $40m dollars too. Funny how you left that out eh?
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