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@burner13433443 @BrickCenter_ You just saying that cause he would suck your nuts
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BREAKING: Bernie Sanders brutally mocks billionaires over his proposed wealth tax: “Poor Elon Musk would only have $737 billion left!”
Sen. Bernie Sanders just delivered one of the funniest, most savage takedowns of billionaire whining in recent memory.
While pushing for higher taxes on the ultra-wealthy, Sanders mocked his opponents who claim such policies are too harsh on the poor, suffering billionaires:
“My opponents claim that this legislation is punitive and confiscatory. Oh, we’re just picking on these poor billionaires. I mean, my God, how cruel can you be?”
Then came the punchlines that had the room laughing:
“If that bill were in effect this year, Elon Musk would pay $39 billion more in taxes. This confiscatory, terrible, drastic, radical piece of legislation would leave Musk with just $737 billion left to survive on.
Now, I know you’re worried about him, but what do you think? Think he can make it on $737 billion?”
Of course, Bernie couldn’t let the Amazon and Washington Post owner off the hook:
“Jeff Bezos would owe about $14 billion more in taxes, but he would still have $265 billion to put a roof over his head.”
The crowd loved it. And seriously, who wouldn’t? The idea that taxing the richest people in human history a little more is somehow cruel while millions of Americans struggle to afford groceries is peak billionaire propaganda.
Bernie was referring to the Make Billionaires Pay Their Fair Share Act, which he and Rep. Ro Khanna introduced earlier this year. The bill would impose a 5 percent annual wealth tax on the roughly 940 Americans with a net worth of $1 billion or more.
Economists say this would raise trillions over a decade to fund direct payments to working families, expanded healthcare, affordable housing, and other priorities, while leaving even the richest Americans with hundreds of billions of dollars in wealth.
Bernie’s point is crystal clear: the ultra-wealthy have more money than any human being could possibly need in multiple lifetimes, yet they still cry victim the second anyone suggests they pay their fair share.
The ultra-rich can absolutely afford to pay more, and pretending otherwise is getting harder and harder to take seriously.
If you are on board with Bernie and his 5 percent wealth tax on billionaires, like and share this post.

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BREAKING: The Congressional Black Caucus goes for MAGA's jugular on gerrymandering by shaming America's biggest companies into opposing the blatant Republican power grab.
This is a brilliant and bold strategy...
“Corporations that have profited from Black consumers, relied on Black workers, and benefited from Black communities cannot remain silent while Black political representation is dismantled in plain sight. Silence in this moment is not neutrality — it is complicity," stated caucus Chair Rep. Yvette Clarke.
The lawmakers sent a letter to over 250 companies urging them to announce public opposition to the racist redistricting campaign that Republicans are waging across this country. Majority-Black congressional districts are being erased in a blatant effort to shore up white voting power and keep Republicans in power.
The letter calls for these powerful companies to come out in support of strengthening the Voting Rights Act and demands that they condemn a "brazen effort to dilute Black voting strength.” Appropriately, the caucus has targeted companies that claimed to support racial justice and voting rights in the wake of George Floyd's murder and the January 6th insurrection. These corporations exploited those issues when it was convenient for them to do so. Now, it's time for them to back up their words up with action.
The recipients of the letter include Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Starbucks.
“When voting rights are weakened and entire communities are systemically denied fair representation, the legitimacy and stability of the institutions that underpin our economy are weakened as well,” the letter states.
These companies would be wise to heed this letter. Black Americans represent a massive portion of this country's purchasing power. If these companies side with them, they'll assure their brand's survival into the distant future. If they instead align with Trump's fascist party, they may obtain short-term political advantages, but in the long term they will irreparably damage their reputations.
Please ❤️ and share if you stand with the Congressional Black Caucus!

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Barbara Rose Johns , the courageous Black teen who led a student strike against school segregation at just 16 now has her statue standing in the U.S. Capitol, replacing Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
From sparking the fight that helped end legal school segregation to claiming her rightful place in the halls of power, this is powerful full-circle justice.
A trailblazing symbol of Black resistance and excellence that will inspire generations. 👏🏾🗽

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