Fred"EAT THE RICH"Garvin

@fgarvins2.bsky.social

Semi-retired adult entertainer, medical research scientist, percussionist. This account features the famous IQ estimator, which assesses IQ accurately and scientifically* * For amusement only. Results will vary. I charge $25 for DMs.

“They were careless people, Tom and Daisy- they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made.” ― F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby

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The Russian connection to Elon Musk, is proven. This may be news to some, but we'we known this for some time, and worth repeating👇 Musk used multiple investors to buy Twitter, now X. One of the investors was 8VC. 8VC employs the sons of sanctioned Russian oligarchs Radim Moshkovich and Petr Aven.

Who helped Musk acquire Twitter? There’s a Russian connection | Cybernews

Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter involved many financial institutions, banks, and investment funds – but also, indirectly, Russian oligarchs, tied to the Kremlin.

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Benjamin Husstad-Nedberg@factforce.bsky.social · 2w ago

The platform X, owned by Elon Musk, is a propaganda tool for the #MAGA movement and Russian intelligence. X actively engages in censorship, undermines free speech and democracy. I urge all individuals and businesses to log off and delete their accounts, because using X supports fascism. ⤵️

This is capitalist propaganda. Billionaires don't care about employees; they care about profits. Which is why they are far more likely to use cash on hand to buy back stock than hire more employees or give the employees already there a raise. This is just "Trickle Down Economics" in corporate drag.

Cato Institute@cato.org · 4d ago

Most billionaire wealth isn't in yachts or jewelry — that's just a few percent of it. Most is productive business capital: companies that employ people, build things, and fund research. Tax that wealth and you're taxing the businesses that employ us all. Cato's Adam Michel explains.