These capitalist billionaires and people who work in air con offices wanna be careful.
Not every job wears a suit and gets to talk sh!t for a living.
My has 10+ houses we know of. Out of the 20 employed only 1 has a mortgage on a home.
The boss has everyone's house.
Mark and Paul hit the nail on the head regarding the sheer democratic vacuum of this upcoming coronation, but the establishment’s favorite scare tactic about the "millionaire brain drain" completely collapses when you look at real-world mechanics.
The corporate media wants us to panic because 16,000 millionaires are packing up their private jets and fleeing the country. But let’s look at the raw reality under the hood: when these mobile wealth-syphoners leave, they can’t pack the physical country into their suitcases.
They leave behind the actual, tangible assets: the factories, the warehouses, the transport networks, the fiber-optic grids, and the physical land that their businesses relied on to generate capital in the first place. More importantly, the real wealth creators—the engineers keeping the utility grids online, the farmers producing the food, the healthcare staff maintaining the frontline, and the workers making the machinery run—are still standing right here on the concrete.
The political class has spent decades coddling a borderless elite, squeezing the working class to the absolute legal maximum, and allowing our public services to crumble. Swapping a wooden robot
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Not every job wears a suit and gets to talk sh!t for a living.
My has 10+ houses we know of. Out of the 20 employed only 1 has a mortgage on a home.
The boss has everyone's house.
The corporate media wants us to panic because 16,000 millionaires are packing up their private jets and fleeing the country. But let’s look at the raw reality under the hood: when these mobile wealth-syphoners leave, they can’t pack the physical country into their suitcases.
They leave behind the actual, tangible assets: the factories, the warehouses, the transport networks, the fiber-optic grids, and the physical land that their businesses relied on to generate capital in the first place. More importantly, the real wealth creators—the engineers keeping the utility grids online, the farmers producing the food, the healthcare staff maintaining the frontline, and the workers making the machinery run—are still standing right here on the concrete.
The political class has spent decades coddling a borderless elite, squeezing the working class to the absolute legal maximum, and allowing our public services to crumble. Swapping a wooden robot