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if we print a few trillion more, it should bring inflation down #taxtherich #wealthtax
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Ask not what your company can do for you – ask what you can do for your company
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The best time to be alive in human history is now
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@blockbuster @chuck_nicklaus reports of your death are greatly exaggerated
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@Or_Benayoun Twitter algo probably censoring the libertarians…
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The people who work hardest usually complain the least.
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Unless you sweat on the job you don’t know hard work. I have much respect for everyone working on the ground in our stores.
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@AlderLaneEggs what do you have against clowns?
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That left for dead retailer just launched something new 😳
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@JoelKatz @apecomrade It’s obvious why you don’t want that type of alignment with investors. I like leaders who put their money where their mouth is.
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In general, when an executive gets paid millions of dollars and leaves a company in shambles, they should be forced to return the money
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@BrianSozzi Directors should comprise of owners who bought shares with their own money
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I’m sick of seeing failed executives make millions in risk free compensation while shareholders are left holding the bag
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Wall Street charges lofty fees, doesn’t risk its own money, consistently underperforms and wins regardless of how the economy does. Meanwhile, Main Street faces inflation and a growing wealth gap. What’s the solution?
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China has a nationwide high-speed rail network that spans almost 22,000 miles. This is an amazing achievement.
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@zhang_heqing This is a testament to the hard working people of China 🇨🇳
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@randolph_zeke Correct. In power with no personal money at risk and perverse financial incentives. It’s head they win, tails you lose.
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Nobody sane can defend today’s compensation for the Corporate Power Brokers (most of which is risk free)
How did we get here?
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Preferably on the first date to efficiently assess devotion
