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@spinfisher That’s what losers tell themselves😂😂😂

Look, if my daddy gave me millions of dollars and I immigrated to the USA where I got heavily subsidized by the government, I’d be a trillionaire too. But I’d give it all away ‘cause I’m not a morally corrupt wanker.

@lisakrstin Now do 2021 since you like to cherry pick clown 🤡

#DemsUnited #DV1 In 2018, my husband and I paid more federal income tax than Elon Musk did. This is due to the unique structure of billionaire wealth that the rest of us are not afforded. This sucks.

@birdloreI @Emolclause No, no, no, if you are going to blantantly lie, you should make it 1 billion!

@Emolclause nearly 1 million people are dead from the defunding of USAID alone… sick

#BREAKING: Deposing Attorney: Do you regret that people lost income to support their lives?  DOGE Bro: “No. I think it was more important to reduce the federal deficit from $2 trillion to close to zero.” Deposing Attorney:  Did you reduce the federal deficit? DOGE Bro: “No, we didn’t.” Deposing Attorney: So you weren’t able to reduce the federal deficit and you still don’t regret that people lost some of their livelihood based on your actions? DOGE Bro: “No.” 🤦‍♀️

@alekasiopea @CryptoParadyme @receipts_lol Another classic comeback by people with dog shit as proof

@alekasiopea @CryptoParadyme @receipts_lol The classic comeback by people with dog shit as proof

The dude who invented insulin sold the patent for $1. In his words: ''Insulin does not belong to me, it belongs to the world.'' - Sir Frederick Banting Also: Elon Musk scammed governments and raided retirement funds. That isn't the same as curing cancer.

@RepSchneider You are lying and the government spends nearly $1T on the interest on the debt, maybe worry about real issues you scumbag politicians have created

President Trump is spending $60 million of your money for a taxpayer-funded birthday party for himself! That’s more than $13,000 for each person attending! These are Donald Trump’s priorities while families across the nation struggle to pay for groceries, gas, and rent. thehill.com/homenews/admin…

@Thad8920 The United States currently pays about $1 trillion per year in net interest on its national debt. Wake the fuck up, those subsidies are a fart in the wind

Elon Musk DID NOT get rich with "his own money" dude was given over 40 billion in government subsidies so um that would be TAXPAYER MONEY ......NOT "his own money" thank you and good night

@BigailMatters Exactly!!!

and the worst part many of them are politicians.

@TaiDawg @misterparry

@rjbukowski @misterparry If by magic money fairy you mean inherence and government subsidies, then yeah.

Do these people think Elon's fortune was created from thin-air?

@GOTVPAC Keep crying

Elon Musk becoming a trillionaire can’t just be understood as money he has, but rather money that won’t be going toward: • Infrastructure • Schools • Healthcare • Community Programs • Environmental Restoration Efforts • Eliminating Food Insecurity • Poverty Reduction And more. When we don’t tax the super wealthy their fair share, they accumulate incomprehensible amounts of money while the average person continues to suffer.

@Ruby_331 @elonmusk True, but his name does appear throughout the companies that he owns that employs thousands of people. How many people do you employ?

A trillionaire, yet his name does not appear on a single school, library, or hospital. What a colossal waste of a human lifetime 🙄@elonmusk

@TaiDawg @misterparry Yes, a magic money fairy appeared and just gave him the money

@misterparry They think it's from hard work, which is just as ridiculous.

@RoKhanna @bencasselman @nytimes Did Elon musk run up the debt to $39 trillion, with an interest payment of almost $1T a year? No you scumbags did, you are a disgrace

.@bencasselman nails the analysis of our economy. One of the best pieces on why so many are angry and losing faith. Wages Are Falling. Wealth Is Surging. No Wonder Americans Are Unhappy. nytimes.com/2026/06/13/bus… via @NYTimes

@Boobook97779294 @Yuktav_X @meadwaj “You make it, we take it.” Funny nobody’s coming for your stuff because you have contributed nothing to society

@Yuktav_X @meadwaj So you’re saying that higher top bracket income taxes are good, OK thanks.

We don’t, which is why people call for a “wealth tax” rather than a “bank deposit tax”.

@meadwaj @Yuktav_X Wow, one country out of how many???

@Yuktav_X Fun fact, Switzerland has had wealth taxes since the early 18th century.

@hashjenni Ask that to the thousands of people he employs

Imagine becoming the first trillionaire without having added any value to the world.

@MichaelSLinden The government subsidizes a lot of things. President Obama's solar investments were primarily driven by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, which allocated over $90 billion in clean energy initiatives and tax incentives. Has energy costs gone down?

This particular point is especially funny in the context of SpaceX which literally would not exist without then government allocating some capital their way.

@calvin4292 @tonyannett @LeePrevost Bingo!

@rjbukowski @tonyannett @LeePrevost Lol. He worked for the IMF. It's to be expected.

Yes, and Musk’s whole business model is to get government subsidies and contracts.

@JaredRyanSears How many jobs have you created?

Elon Musk came from privilege, including attending elite private schools and receiving a loan from his father to start his first business. Donald Trump was born into extreme wealth. He personally was a millionaire by age eight. He was given partial ownership of an apartment building before graduating from high school. This isn't about shaming someone for being born privileged. The point is that they won the generational lottery. That privilege helped them obtain success. Over 500,000 US children are born into poverty each year. 34% of children born into poverty are still in low-income households when they reach the age of 30. The point people are making isn't that someone who becomes very rich is a bad person. It is that a system allowing one person to amass astronomical wealth while millions struggle to survive with no wealth at all is broken. The truth that many don't want to face is that not everyone has the same opportunities. If you want people to pick themselves up by their bootstraps, then they need a solid foundation to stand on. That means ensuring jobs pay a livable wage so that work pays the bills. It means providing universal Pre-K to all children to give them a solid start and then free college, job training, and apprenticeships so that everyone can gain the skills needed to get ahead. It means guaranteeing affordable healthcare for all so that an accident or illness doesn't force someone into debt or joblessness. We can solve poverty and unnecessary hardship. Doing so not only helps the people facing it, but it also brings greater prosperity to the entire nation. It is time for change.

@RepSaraJacobs Maybe because you no good scumbags put us in a position where we’re paying $1 trillion a year just on the interest on the debt. What do you think that’s done to the value of the dollar? You and the rest of Congress are complete embarrassment.

It’s no wonder that so many people – especially young people – are disillusioned with our country right now. Look around. The American dream isn’t attainable and our systems are failing to deliver solutions. We need to change that.  usatoday.com/story/news/usa…