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Eve 1 year ago
#5 To be fair, most rich kids get lots of money and don't do a damn thing with it. These guys were savvy enough to start extremely successful businesses, and become the richest men on the planet. Most of you out there wouldn't have any friggin clue what to do with $300,000.
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Midge 1 year ago
Eve,
Truth. And they make it better for us. look at the Waltons who helped millions save money on mass produced products and groceries.
Truth. And they make it better for us. look at the Waltons who helped millions save money on mass produced products and groceries.
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Scott 1 year ago
Midge,
Umm, the Waltons have done far worse for the general population than good. Sure, you cam get cheap items, but at the cost of child labor overseas, wage theft in America and low pay subsidized by the American tax payer, increase in dangerous fast fashion, creating and selling cheap consumer goods that will end up in a landfill in a couple Yeats, thr destruction of hundreds, thousands, possibly millions of small businesses as well as the jobs that came with them, they force workers to part-time so they can deny them benefits such as Healthcare and pay so low many employees are forced to apply for food stamps and other social programs, they use loopholes in the tax code to not only avoid paying taxes on their reported money but also home billions of dollars off shore, they have routinely discriminated against women and pregnant women, and so much more that probably hasn't been made public yet.
They have consistently made things WORSE for the communities they come into and the countries they have spread to.
And sure, you're right I can get a table at Walmart for $40 and it will last about 5 years if you take extremely good care of it. But when you compare that to a hardwood, handcrafted table that you may buy for $3-400 and are able to pass down to your.children you're not saving anything and are paying far more to keep replacing you cheap cr#p specifically designed with planned obsolescence in mind.
As a former employee and low level manager I can honestly say that Wal-Mart is one of the WORST companies in the US and because of them other companies have followed suit to complete our emulate and it hurts everyone.
Umm, the Waltons have done far worse for the general population than good. Sure, you cam get cheap items, but at the cost of child labor overseas, wage theft in America and low pay subsidized by the American tax payer, increase in dangerous fast fashion, creating and selling cheap consumer goods that will end up in a landfill in a couple Yeats, thr destruction of hundreds, thousands, possibly millions of small businesses as well as the jobs that came with them, they force workers to part-time so they can deny them benefits such as Healthcare and pay so low many employees are forced to apply for food stamps and other social programs, they use loopholes in the tax code to not only avoid paying taxes on their reported money but also home billions of dollars off shore, they have routinely discriminated against women and pregnant women, and so much more that probably hasn't been made public yet.
They have consistently made things WORSE for the communities they come into and the countries they have spread to.
And sure, you're right I can get a table at Walmart for $40 and it will last about 5 years if you take extremely good care of it. But when you compare that to a hardwood, handcrafted table that you may buy for $3-400 and are able to pass down to your.children you're not saving anything and are paying far more to keep replacing you cheap cr#p specifically designed with planned obsolescence in mind.
As a former employee and low level manager I can honestly say that Wal-Mart is one of the WORST companies in the US and because of them other companies have followed suit to complete our emulate and it hurts everyone.
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Tamarra 1 year ago
#14 Who the heck even is that retarded looking douchebag?? Please tell me people don't actually give a cr#p...
#15 Here's another one. I have no clue who the dude on the left is, but does he seriously walk around with his hair like that on purpose??
#15 Here's another one. I have no clue who the dude on the left is, but does he seriously walk around with his hair like that on purpose??
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Georgiana 1 year ago
Tamarra,
Dude on the left is the owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, which he inherited from his dad.
Dude on the left is the owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, which he inherited from his dad.
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Scott 1 year ago
Tamarra,
#14 is a musician named Machine Gun Kelly (after the famous criminal) who had a couple of mediocre rap hits that made it a bit up the charts.
Then, he tried to get back in thr spotlight by writing an unprovoked dis track about the FAR more famous and talented rapper Eminem/slim shady/Marshall Mathers after everyone had just about forgotten about him.
When that failed to make him a star he now shows up all the time with his girl friend Megan Fox the actress from the first and second transformer movies and arguably one of the most beautiful actresses in Hollywood.
And, no. Nobody really gives a cr#p about him
He's more of a curiosity like "How did this dumb, ugly dude land such a gorgeous woman?
#14 is a musician named Machine Gun Kelly (after the famous criminal) who had a couple of mediocre rap hits that made it a bit up the charts.
Then, he tried to get back in thr spotlight by writing an unprovoked dis track about the FAR more famous and talented rapper Eminem/slim shady/Marshall Mathers after everyone had just about forgotten about him.
When that failed to make him a star he now shows up all the time with his girl friend Megan Fox the actress from the first and second transformer movies and arguably one of the most beautiful actresses in Hollywood.
And, no. Nobody really gives a cr#p about him
He's more of a curiosity like "How did this dumb, ugly dude land such a gorgeous woman?
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Melia 1 year ago
#10 And Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg, and Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett
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Jehiel 1 year ago
Society doesn't need billionaires
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Rilly 1 year ago
Jehiel,
Who does society need more: billionaires or freeloading welfare recipients?
Who does society need more: billionaires or freeloading welfare recipients?
Truth. And they make it better for us. look at the Waltons who helped millions save money on mass produced products and groceries.
Umm, the Waltons have done far worse for the general population than good. Sure, you cam get cheap items, but at the cost of child labor overseas, wage theft in America and low pay subsidized by the American tax payer, increase in dangerous fast fashion, creating and selling cheap consumer goods that will end up in a landfill in a couple Yeats, thr destruction of hundreds, thousands, possibly millions of small businesses as well as the jobs that came with them, they force workers to part-time so they can deny them benefits such as Healthcare and pay so low many employees are forced to apply for food stamps and other social programs, they use loopholes in the tax code to not only avoid paying taxes on their reported money but also home billions of dollars off shore, they have routinely discriminated against women and pregnant women, and so much more that probably hasn't been made public yet.
They have consistently made things WORSE for the communities they come into and the countries they have spread to.
And sure, you're right I can get a table at Walmart for $40 and it will last about 5 years if you take extremely good care of it. But when you compare that to a hardwood, handcrafted table that you may buy for $3-400 and are able to pass down to your.children you're not saving anything and are paying far more to keep replacing you cheap cr#p specifically designed with planned obsolescence in mind.
As a former employee and low level manager I can honestly say that Wal-Mart is one of the WORST companies in the US and because of them other companies have followed suit to complete our emulate and it hurts everyone.
#15 Here's another one. I have no clue who the dude on the left is, but does he seriously walk around with his hair like that on purpose??
Dude on the left is the owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, which he inherited from his dad.
#14 is a musician named Machine Gun Kelly (after the famous criminal) who had a couple of mediocre rap hits that made it a bit up the charts.
Then, he tried to get back in thr spotlight by writing an unprovoked dis track about the FAR more famous and talented rapper Eminem/slim shady/Marshall Mathers after everyone had just about forgotten about him.
When that failed to make him a star he now shows up all the time with his girl friend Megan Fox the actress from the first and second transformer movies and arguably one of the most beautiful actresses in Hollywood.
And, no. Nobody really gives a cr#p about him
He's more of a curiosity like "How did this dumb, ugly dude land such a gorgeous woman?
Who does society need more: billionaires or freeloading welfare recipients?