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This Ordinary Abundance site (ordinaryabundance.com) is making the rounds so it’s probably a good time to inform you that the people behind it are billionaires and ex-Facebook folks, etc.:

coefficientgiving.org/funds/ab…

As lovely as that site seems it’s actually propaganda. The real message is “be grateful for all that capitalism has given you and stop trying to stand in our way as we pursue infinite growth on a finite planet for the enrichment of a handful at the expense of everyone else.”

(Not shown in that lovely house are the lack of universal healthcare, the homeless people on the street outside, or the bombs paid for with your taxes that are being used to commit genocide as we speak.)

#ordinaryAbundance #coefficientGiving #billionaires #capitalism #propaganda


Is funny how a few thousand migrants, poor people, are such a scare for Europe.

Maybe they should go after the millionaires and billionaires who hoard all resources, consume the most power, influence politics, and enslave so many people in Europe by holding them hostage with low wages. That's a crisis, not some poor people who seek for a better life.

#ceuta #spain #europe #eu #billionaires #trom #tromsite


When #billionaires buy #newspapers

Top #editor of The #WashingtonPost #opinion section, Adam O’Neal, resigned Friday, just over a year after #JeffBezos hired him to reorient the section toward a more #libertarian bent.

“While this was not an easy decision, I am leaving proud of how far the opinion section has come & optimistic that its best days lie ahead,” O’Neal wrote in a note to colleagues. He did not say in the note why he was leaving.

#journalism #FourthEstate
nytimes.com/2026/07/31/busines…


RE: mastodon.green/@gerrymcgovern/…

This is the great unifier of the people against #billionaires.

Left, right or center. Everyone hates them.

#AI #datacenters


Community resistance against data centers is working

"More than 300 cities, towns, and counties—including Monterey Park, Calif., Dekalb County, Ga., and Jefferson County, Pa.—have placed bans or moratoriums on the construction of hyperscale data centers. In the first three months of 2026, 75 major projects worth more than $130 billion were delayed or canceled in part due to organized local opposition."

time.com/article/2026/07/22/co…