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Black Pilled Optimist retweeted
Sergey Brin, Google’s co-founder worth $231 billion, is spending $102 million against a 5% billionaire wealth tax in California known as Prop 40.
This is how much Mr. Brin has paid in income taxes:
2019: $0
2020: $0
2023: $0
California: Say NO to greed and oligarchy.
Vote for Prop 40.
Black Pilled Optimist retweeted
The Neocons and Zionists have spent the last 25 years creating more enemies abroad while costing the American taxpayer trillions.
Black Pilled Optimist retweeted
Israel is not a democracy:
- 500,000 West Bank settlers can vote, but not the 3M Palestinians under occupation
- 230,000 Israelis in occupied East Jerusalem can vote, 350,000 Palestinians under their rule can not
- Fewer than 2M Palestinians left in occupied Gaza cannot vote
Black Pilled Optimist retweeted
Has AOC taken a direct swing at Dem leadership like this since her 2018 Green New deal sit in in Pelosi's office?
Or is it just Hakeem Jeffries pre-endorsements bc he's so committed to *checks notes* NYC housing policy?
I am a New Deal Democrat, not a Chuck Schumer Democrat.
I'm in Florida campaigning with @AngieNixon because we need a Democratic Party that is not beholden to the donor class. That means more Angie Nixons in this party and fewer Chuck Schumers to lead the way forward.
Black Pilled Optimist retweeted
Not staying quiet about a failed status quo in the name of unity. Not going to betray voters done with the donor class.
Tax the Billionaires
Medicare for All
Free childcare
Free college and trade schools
No Aid to Israel
I am a New Deal Democrat, not a Chuck Schumer Democrat.
Black Pilled Optimist retweeted
The US and Israel intend to do this to many more places in the years ahead. To them, the world's inaction has been a great encouragement.
Black Pilled Optimist retweeted
Bernie Sanders has said: If you paid $1 in federal income taxes last year, you paid more than Citigroup after making $4 billion in profits, charging 32.74% interest on credit cards & slashing 20,000 jobs.
