Billionaires are not the problem, part two | Destiny | Steven Bonnell II

Part one

Should Trump and Musk take a wrecking ball to our govt? Senator Warren says they are already doing so.

@TheOmniLiberal “Then change the law don’t blame the billionaires” what if billionaires hold a disproportionate amount of political power which makes it harder to change those laws- can I blame them then?

@TheOmniLiberal We can blame the billionaires because they are the ones who lobby with large amounts of money to have the laws be what they are to favor them. How is it balanced that they can pay large sums of cash to get there way while the rest of have to collaborate with people like you

@TheOmniLiberal Citizens United, Income Inequality, rate of salary growth CEO vs Workers, and just the plain dangerousness of billionaires using their power of money to force their wants: like Musk or even Gates with Common Core, etc. I see the point of not demonizing, but there is a problem

@TheOmniLiberal it's not about judging individual billionaires to see if they're evil or not, the problem is that no one should have the ability to horde so much money, whether they're ethical or not is irrelevant.

@TheOmniLiberal They’re not the problem but income inequality definitely is.

@TheOmniLiberal How about the anti competitive actions all these billionaires are engaged in? 0 smoke for that? DiddyG strikes out again

@TheOmniLiberal its hard destiny is a dork but i can still agree with some shit he says.

@TheOmniLiberal sexpesterino

@TheOmniLiberal $50 trillion in wealth transferred from the bottom 99% to the top 1% since 1980. Sure, maybe we should stop blaming individual billionaires, but an economic system that CREATES billionaires at the pace and quantity the US does is unsustainable.