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Comrades, Billionaires are not the solution, they are the problem. Some create jobs and wealth, others not so much. Tax all billionaires until nothing is left. Even though that means ruining the production. Redistribute everything. Everyone upgraded to the exact same level of poverty and mediocrity. Burnie Senders ☭

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