Chicago PD's Facebook page is mocking Bernie for getting arrested during a civil rights protest.
Real classy.
Interesting poll number. These are the kinds of places trump cant afford to lose or even come close to losing
So I hadn't seen this before and thought it was relevant.
World's richest billionaires saw their wealth soar by 25% in 2019
It's boom time for billionaires: 2019 saw the net worth of the world's richest 500 people soar by 25 per cent.
The Bloomberg Billionaires Index says the collective net worth of the world's 500 wealthiest individuals totals $5.9 trillion, up $1.2 trillion in just 12 months.
American billionaires alone added $500bn to their wealth, with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg adding $27.3bn and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates adding $22.7bn.
https://www.independent.co.uk/world...zuckerberg-bill-gates-bloomberg-a9262806.html
Am I the only one who finds this absolutely disgusting? 500 people owning almost 6 trillion dollars? Increasing their wealth by 1 trillion dollars in a single year? This is absurd.
You do understand how the stock market works... correct?So I hadn't seen this before and thought it was relevant.
World's richest billionaires saw their wealth soar by 25% in 2019
It's boom time for billionaires: 2019 saw the net worth of the world's richest 500 people soar by 25 per cent.
The Bloomberg Billionaires Index says the collective net worth of the world's 500 wealthiest individuals totals $5.9 trillion, up $1.2 trillion in just 12 months.
American billionaires alone added $500bn to their wealth, with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg adding $27.3bn and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates adding $22.7bn.
https://www.independent.co.uk/world...zuckerberg-bill-gates-bloomberg-a9262806.html
Am I the only one who finds this absolutely disgusting? 500 people owning almost 6 trillion dollars? Increasing their wealth by 1 trillion dollars in a single year? This is absurd.
Probably no one after SCWho’s dropping out after SC?
People prefer spending their disposable income on bs rather then investing it.
Is it the billionaires fault people are fucking stupid with their money
Today's young adults were told that to have a decent life they *must* go to college. So they did what they thought was the right thing: At 18, they went to school & signed loans for tens of thousands of dollars that guidance counselors said would be easy to pay down later. (2/15)
Remember, the cost of college is way higher than the old days. The average 4-year price-tag (including for public schools) is well over 100k. Tuition is rising 8x faster than wages. The days of working your way through college & graduating with little or no debt are over. (3/15)
What happened? Some didn’t get degrees & are really stuck. Even those who did, entered a job market with dying industries & flat wages (avg post-college salary: 47k). So they’re either spending prime years drowning in debt, or deferring payment & racking up crazy interest. (4/15)
We’re talking about 45 million Americans who now have student debt, owing ~40k on average. That's $1.6 trillion in debt doing nothing for the economy but crushing young people. It’s the biggest consumer debt in America, more than credit cards. This is 70% of college kids. (5/15)
The same establishment that's struggling to understand the voting motivations of these young people, also wonders why they don’t buy homes or cars as much as other generations. Well, if you enter adulthood with 100k in debt, getting a pied-a-tierre can slip your mind. (6/15)
It’s not just the size of the debt. Student loans are notoriously predatory. Deferred/missed payments = big interest rate hikes. Wages can be garnished, professional licenses revoked & they can even get your Social Security. All from seeking an education when you were 18. (7/15)
https://twitter.com/blakezeff/status/1232346308771344385?s=20
https://twitter.com/blakezeff/status/1232346310654562304?s=20
In sum, many Americans’ first experience with capitalism was to enter adulthood deep in debt. They did everything "right" but got stuck with crippling debt, while watching big banks get bailed out for ruining the economy. This is the context for many voters’ world-view. (14/15)
https://twitter.com/blakezeff/status/1232346316740554752?s=20
Seems like Biden can just say whatever he wants.
Looks like the Biden surge and Bloomberg collapse are fully engaged