Elmo's is the poster child for why HUMANITY MUST put a limit on any I dividuals wealth on this planet or we WILL face an even worse threat than him!! That much wealth and influence for ONE person is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS!!!! TAX THE FUCKERS!!! - ThreadSky

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davidgilbertvoiceover.com • 19 days ago

Elmo's is the poster child for why HUMANITY MUST put a limit on any I dividuals wealth on this planet or we WILL face an even worse threat than him!!

That much wealth and influence for ONE person is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS!!!!

TAX THE FUCKERS!!!

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empressinsidious.bsky.social•19 days ago

Hard agree.

In a system where money is power, essentially-infinite wealth means no rules and no consequences.

tee-tee.bsky.social•19 days ago

Overheard

davidgilbertvoiceover.com•19 days ago

We have NEVER, in the history of humanity, been in a situation where one person has this much wealth AND a means of communication with MILLIONS of followers and a world audience!

Ideas are the viruses in the 21st century.

Easily spread. Hard to combat bad ones.

empressinsidious.bsky.social•19 days ago

Good point. No single person should have unilateral control over a social media as popular as Twitter (let alone what Zuckerberg is doing, and let further alone the problems with social media being owned at all). Musk has fully weaponized the dark potential of mass communication in a horrifying way.

davidgilbertvoiceover.com•19 days ago

It's one thing for a newspaper magnate running a newspaper chain - it's something else entirely in 2025 to run any social media platform with HUNDREDS of MILLIONS (or even billions) of eyeballs!

Yet, lawmakers have let them rule themselves!

Ludicrous!

Let's see a TV station run twitter content!!!

skyegazerlily.bsky.social•18 days ago

AND FULL ACCESS to the government TREASURY WITHOUT being voted into any position by the people of the country or by Congress. This is unprecedented and dangerous.

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