Amanda

When the actual vast majority of the collective prosperity is being intentionally siphoned

To the billionaires.

They are the subsidy recipients.

They are the ones with the tax credits and all of the laws in their favor.

But we're going to talk about not how that's un-American, but that how every family should work hard enough to be able to take care of itself.

So Zoran is dangerous because he is suggesting that we have some collective accountability to each other

But we're going to hide the fact that our collective prosperity is going all the way to the top.

Literally 100% nearly of all new wealth in the last five years has gone to the top.

Literally.

Literally.

That is the un-American part.

It's like thou doth protest too much.

The more they scream about un-American is trying to steer our eyes away from what is the grossly most un-American thing, which is that three people have more money than half of America.

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