4 days ago @RobinhoodCrypto Chain hit 100,000 in RWA holders.
Today, they now have over 244,000 RWA holders.
144% holder growth in just 4 days… 🪶
Source: @rwa_xyz
I’m not defending billionaires. I’m defending the economic system that protects the freedom to own property and to compete in the market.
I’m not worried about billionaires, I’m worried about big government destroying the economy. Billionaires make money through voluntary trade and achieve wealth through voluntary investment. Governments get their money through forced extraction and spend it through box-ticking bureaucrats.
A billionaire must create a win-win to get money and we know this creates an economically richer society - albeit unevenly distributed. Government can extract from the productive and do unproductive things with the money - which creates an economically poorer society.
Neither is ideal but I’d chose an unequal wealthy society over an equal impoverished one any day.
@whitesundesert You’re right - fundamental reset is required.
It isn’t “The British People” though. It’s the British left and Corrupt Fabianists and Bolsheviks that reside in Westminster.
I detest our government as I’m sure about 30 million others do. It’s highly polarised.
Gary will win. He will successfully usher in wealth taxes and destroy what remains of the UK economy.
Investment will dry up, the number of people living in poverty will explode and the UK will be used globally as an example to the world about the dangers of socialist ideology.
How is he winning? He’s winning by losing.
He sits opposite billionaires, investors, entrepreneur and professionals.
Gary knows his audience. He doesn’t have to win arguments - he just has to show how mad he can make the rich.
He lets them explain to him why wealth taxes won’t work. You can see how incredulous they are at the stupidity of his suggestions. They can’t help but talk down to him.
He looks sad and hopeless. The wealthy, successful people are mad at him. The don’t like his ideas….
…. And that is the winning move. Checkmate. @garyseconomics wins.
I don't usually write personal stuff, but a few words about my experience of being interviewed by Gary Stevenson.
It started with a nice chat, comparing taste in hoodies... then the tone changed. He demanded to know why I'd deleted a tweet criticising him.