We're all disgusted with #PeterThiel. Well, here's a nauseating look at #AlexKarp, the CEO of #Palantir:
yahoo.com/news/articles/politiβ¦
He's not Thiel's sweaty druggie "LOOK THERE, THE ANTICHRIST!" nuttery, Karp is a typical sleazy story of giving up on his previous principles because money and power. Like Thiel was supposedly #libertarian once, Karp was apparently #progressive? Who knows
But now both work hard to make a dystopian #surveillanceState for #MAGA
Empty, craven ghouls
#Techbro assholes
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FediThing
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money is the root of all evil
FediThing
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in reply to FediThing • • •Taxes!
Cogito Ergo Disputo
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in reply to Cogito Ergo Disputo • • •Yeah, good point. I know they piss around with loans and shares and things to pretend they have no money etc. Mainly meant "maximum wage" as a rhetorical contrast to "minimum wage" π
Obvs whatever cheating mechanism billionaires use for stashing their income, it needs to be limited to a maximum amount. No one should control more than a certain amount of money is what I was trying to get across π
Robin Barton
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in reply to Robin Barton • • •Yup, that is a much clearer way of putting it! π
Robin Barton
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Republican US presidents used to have a top rate of income tax of 90%.
Conservative UK governments used to have a top rate of income tax of 95%.
It used to be acceptable to have a cap on earnings, and countries did very well in those times with plenty of economic growth.
Patrick
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