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Nina Axelsson
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Can we finally have THIS conversation?

#politics
The picture shows the front page of a Brittish satirical paper, Private Eye. The headline reads: Adolescens. Which hints at the tv show with the same name that’s created a discussion at a government level in Britain. The subheading goes on to say: A shocking story of toxic masculinity, bullying, and online brainwashing that leads to tragedy. Beneath that is three pictures of Donald, JD, and Elon, with only their first names as captions. The subheading then continues with asking the question: Will these dangerous teenage boys all end up in cells?
April 21, 2025 at 10:06 AM
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Robber barons will robber baron.

And stubborbly advocate for that being liberty and justice for all.

Surprise!
It’s not.
Diagram showcasing how the wealth distribution in the US, year 2016, is very similar to the wealth distribution of France 1760-90, just before the French revolution. Where the top ten percent of the population, in both countries, now and then, own about 75% of the wealth, and combined with the next 10 % of the population, the top 20% own close to 99% of their countrys’ wealth, leaving the rest 80% of the population, the vast majority, with just 1 percent in their hands. The diagrams also shows that the 80% of the population in the US, 2016, actually owns less than the same population group in France did at the time. Sources: European Review of Economic History, 4, 59-83, printed in the UK copyright 2000 Cambridge University Press; Federal Reserve Board, ”Survey of Consumer Finances,” 2017, calculated by EquitableGrowth.org. Data for bottom 80% is grouped per percentile. Data for bottom 40% in France is extrapolated given a single data point.
April 13, 2025 at 3:08 PM
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Picture of Trump dressed as a clown. Text reads: ”When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn’t become a king. The palace becomes a circus. - Turkish proverb”
March 7, 2025 at 5:56 PM