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SWBTATTReg

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1. Yes, and the taint of so much money is starting to stink up everything. Billionaires own all of the sports teams, they

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Fri Oct 25, 2024, 06:25 PM

Oct 2024

own a hell of a lot of businesses, they literally own over 50% of everything you and I see. And this number I'm talking about is probably under a 100 people. A 100 people.

How disgusting is this? Is this fair in America? No way. When I was in school, growing up, the motto was work hard, you'll get somewhere, but its getting harder and harder to get anywhere when everything is owned by the top 1%ers.

This has got to change. This is criminal. This is crooked and wrong, and not fair.

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Yes, and the taint of so much money is starting to stink up everything. Billionaires own all of the sports teams, they SWBTATTReg Oct 2024 #1

Resistance to him from big money is not something to rely on. Passages Oct 2024 #2