Anand Giridharadas discusses his book “Winners Take All,” which explains how the super wealthy take advantage of U.S. financial policies while also looking philanthropic.
Anand Giridharadas discusses his book “Winners Take All,” which explains how the super wealthy take advantage of U.S. financial policies while also looking philanthropic.
you can feel trevor’s true colors as a stooge for the corporate overlords and the left seeping out throughout this interview. i never seen him so ill at ease with any other guest
ReplyThe antie Sanders hipster.
ReplyVery insightful in regard to manipulating people & income in order to pay less taxes. True, it’s up to us only to take this country back & set it straight.
Reply#Bernie2020
Replyyeah I kind of get what he talkin about but I don’t really think the majority of wealthy people are doing bad things it’s just a few that’s doing bad things or doing stuff so bad that it’s making all of them look badit’s kind of like a few of the 1-percenters doing stuff that’s so bad that get on the news that is throwing dirt on the other one percenters that’s doing good and not doing anything bad 💯😓😓😓😓😓
ReplyTo remove their power, the answer is simple…Don’t consume or buy goods unnecessarily. Raise your kids “to be self contained” and “giving respect to all the living things and nature”. More importantly everyone must understand that “Good or Bad won’t come from outside or caused by others”
ReplyAll the billionaires need to pay heavily for us allowing them to exist, if they don’t it will end badly for them !
ReplyI dont think taxing billionaires is gonna change anything. Just tax all the wealth Transfers/Inheritance to 50%. No One needs to hoard more and has no reason to anymore. Even if one hoards good for him because he will pay when he leaves the earth.
ReplyWe live in a time where some people want rainbow world where everyone wants a weak human versus a world that wants little house on the praire lifestyle. …….so which do you want
ReplyBut what you’re suggesting is communism
ReplyNot always someone agrees with you… This guy is really freaking awesome…
ReplySounds like people don’t want everyone to get rich, they just want everyone to equally poor. The statement “loss of power” when it applies to self-made billionaires like Gates, Zuckerberg or Musk reeks of negativity and jealousy. The only advantage they were born with is immense intelligence. All of them are really hardworking, and they deserve the success they have. What they are doing with the money they earn is also upto them. The fact that people like Bill Gates are trying so hard to give back is something that should be looked at positively. Thinking about free/subsidized education and opportunities vs curbing individual progress because it’s too much are two different schools of thought. It is sad that people feel so hopeless that they fail to see how much struggle goes into earning that money from absolutely nothing.
Reply“I’ll keep my billionaire friends.” That’s what happens when millionaires work for billionaires.
ReplyThis guy awesome can’t wait to read this book
ReplyLooks like a brown Eddie Griffin 😂😂
ReplyHe looks like an Indian Kanye West
ReplyMy solution would be to increase taxes on the 100 corporations that are responsible for 71% of all carbon emissions until they reduce their carbon footprint and use that money to redistribute wealth to close the gap in the separation of wealth. Then remove tax loopholes like those in Ireland and investigate tax free offshore accounts and fine the corporations and people using those tax havens.
ReplyI love this guy
ReplyIt all comes down to sacrificing the power to everyone equally and that’s something that seems to me no one on top is willing to do.
ReplyMic Drop
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