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Billionaires got 70% richer in the pandemic - that's an extra $2 trillion - and workers got an effective pay cut after accounting for inflation.
Anyone who still calls the rich "job creators" or pushes "trickle-down economics" thinks you can not think for yourself.
there are workers who make less per hour than parking spaces and people still think the minimum wage should stay right where it is for the 13th straight year
Roblox went public a year ago. Since then its stock dropped 30%.
The company rewarded its CEO with a $233 million pay package - 1,680x the median employee.
How come when an employee does poorly, they get fired, but when a CEO does, they get $200 million?
https://t.co/3zJuKfcRid
We got 800 applications for a customer service job opening in the last few days.
We pay a living wage ($70k+), full benefits, 401(k), paid parental leave, let people work where they want.
There's no labor shortage. There's a shortage of jobs treating people with basic respect.
Today Mark Zuckerberg lost $31 billion - a quarter of his fortune - and still has 1.1% of all Millennial wealth.
To give you a sense of how out-of-whack things are.
(oh and his tax rate is lower than the middle-class rate)
Gas prices are up
Poor oil companies: "there's nothing we can do"
Chevron just posted a $15.6 billion profit, its biggest since 2014. The extra money is going to investors via a larger dividend.
We have a corporate greed problem, not an inflation problem
https://t.co/qDxywjIKDd
General Mills just paid a $300 million dividend to investors, bought back $150 million in stock to enrich execs and investors and pays its CEO $16 million. It makes $2.1 billion a year in profit.
It is raising prices on cereals 20% and blaming "inflation"
https://t.co/N6BRIw6jb1
To recap: unfettered capitalism gave us the empty store shelves they warned would happen under socialism, but instead of getting a social safety net, we got to watch a few rich people go to near-space for 10 minutes
Billionaire wealth is now up 70% in the pandemic. That's an extra $2.1 trillion.
Meanwhile the entire "too big" spending plan we "can't afford" is $350 billion a year, or 17% of that.
Oh and those billionaires all paid a lower tax rate than you did.
Teacher vacancies are up 67% in some states.
As a society we say "the children are our future," then put teachers $100k in debt for a master's, pay them a median of $60k and charger them higher taxes than the billionaires that could be funding their pay
https://t.co/OEMStfU8Sz
You ever think about how when wages stayed stagnant from 2008-2019, that was just "the market" and not wage-fixing by companies?
But as soon as wages started to go up in the last year, it was "lazy people on welfare" and not the market finally correcting itself?
Dick's burgers in Seattle just upped its minimum wage to $19. It gives workers free health care, 3 weeks paid vacation, 50% 401(k) match and $9,000 for tuition/childcare.
Its basic burger costs $1.80.
But I was told that paying people a living wage would make burgers cost $20?