Billionaires' Dystopian Future Neal Brennan New 222K views
Scott Galloway talks about income inequality, and how billionaires are building bunkers and going to space instead of trying to make Earth more habitable for...
Older Americans driving polarization and online conspiracies, study finds | New York Post
Older Americans are driving political polarization and conspiracy theories on top internet platforms, while Zoomers tend to be more issue-focused rather than partisan, a sweeping new study found.
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Stop Blaming Minorities for Problems Caused by Billionaires
Americans are always looking for someone to blame for their problems. For far too long, conservatives have taught them to blame immigrants; however, more Dem...
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As a society, we may be able to increase support for redistribution by exposing the ultra-rich. When people do not directly observe large differences in wealth, they tend to underestimate inequality, feel more content with their situation, and show less interest in policy change.
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10 Richest Americans Have Gained $700 Billion in Wealth Since Trump Reelection
"The new American oligarchy is here," said the CEO of Oxfam America. "Billionaires and mega-corporations are booming while working families struggle to afford housing, healthcare, and groceries."
While younger people are growing aware of the harmful effects of social media, people over 65 are consuming increasing amounts of far-right content online — and it’s impacting real-world politics.
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4 mega-corps control what you see: Jimmy Kimmel’s blackout by Sinclair exposed the evils of media consolidation & it’s worse than you think : r/skeptic
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Trump's Censorship of Jimmy Kimmel Is Just The Beginning
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Trump & His Billionaire Cronies Control Almost All Major Media Now—And Social Media Is Next
We’ve reached a point of media consolidation—and government coercion of media—to conclude that American media is no longer free or independent. This will be ...
Breaking: ABC/Disney Cancel Jimmy Kimmel's Show Over His Remarks About Charlie Kirk
Jimmy Kimmel just got Stephen Colbert'd over comments he made about Charlie Kirk. The move comes after the FCC Chairman threatened ABC and Disney on right-wi...
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The Rich Wrote the Laws So that They Get all the Money, While the Left Was Sleeping
I endlessly hear people complaining that we should tax billionaires, which we should. But the more fundamental question that is rarely asked is, why do we