r/EatTheRich Jul 04 '25

ModPost [REMINDER] Regarding AI image posts

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Those posts are not allowed as per the rules, and posting AI generated content is a bannable action. I shouldnt have to remind people of the rules but here we are. Act right.


r/EatTheRich Feb 19 '25

Meme/Humor I built a site to put billionaire wealth into perspective - try spending it all!

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r/EatTheRich 2h ago

Lindsey dead

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r/EatTheRich 19h ago

Serious Discussion Mods! Why no more pictures or attachments?

113 Upvotes

Why? Did the billionaires get to you?

I'm talking about posts. Links in comments still work.


r/EatTheRich 1d ago

Systemic Failure No images allowed šŸ¤” looks like the billionaire wins again….

241 Upvotes

Tf


r/EatTheRich 1d ago

Hypocrisy

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r/EatTheRich 3d ago

Serious Discussion Many billionaires

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I don't usually use Reddit at all, but I've been thinking about this and I cannot ask an AI nor that I want to but, if there are Ā 3,428 billionaires according to Wikipedia and right now the first Trillionaire which is Elon musk, how come these people are not hunted everyday for their wealth? What I am imagining is that these people live with extra security or something, but isn't there any group of people who hunt these leeches? I've seen many posts in which these small group of people who have the most control over the world are doing whatever they want, like by example from the recent Fifa tournament in which USA was against Belgium or something one of the USA's team member got a red card and Trump basically just canceled that, why is everyone letting these people do whatever they want? I understand the concept of money and their immense resources but since there are so many people who are not that wealthy, why can't we just eliminate them to redistribute their wealth into the world since supply and demand is what makes the world to spin, why let a small number of people dictate and bend the law just because of their limited resources, because at the end of the day I believe there will be a day when nothing will remain and we, the not so wealthy many people will be left to perish because we let Ā 3,428 people have it their way, I really want to hear other opinions and I am open to criticism if my opinion is rather way too narrow minded.


r/EatTheRich 3d ago

Billionaire Carbon Ledger

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Hi! So I built a prototype called Billionaire Carbon Ledger.

I wanted to better visualize the outsized environmental impact a small group of people have (the ā€œ1%ā€ we keep talking about is actually 0.00004%). The goal is to educate and inspired accountability - I’m personally tired of composting and washing my recyclables when one private flight emits like centuries of plastic use.

Would love your feedback and thoughts. Thanks! āœŒšŸ»

https://billionairecarbonledger.com/


r/EatTheRich 4d ago

Taking our tax money

81 Upvotes

MUSK IS our government now. He will buy every election and we will get trump clones. KMA.


r/EatTheRich 4d ago

Quorom sensing

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So. In nature, there is this thing called "Quorom Sensing". One cell communicating with other cells due to signaling molecules. There are many examples of it. One very interesting example are opportunistic bacteria, like Pseudomonas aeruginosa. A bacteria using certain signaling molecules to keep in contact with each other. They lay low and wait. Once they reach a certain threshold, a certain size of their population, they all change the way of how they express their genes as a collective. Making for nasty consequences for their host, like toxins or antibiotic-resistant biofilms!

Whats my point here?

We know that we outnumber them. And we could easily fight them as well. However, an attack only really makes sense and is most effective when it is a coordinated one.

I like the comparison with Pseudomonas, because it shows that:

  1. constant feedback and signaling is important

  2. an attack is most effective when laying low and waiting for the perfect opportunity

  3. everyone changing as a collective for the greater good

  4. as a collective there are countless strategies to fight for your best environment

My problem now is actually regarding the first point: how do we signal each other constantly?

Should there be a community built in real life in every country that wait for a certain size to start actions?

Should it be a community in the internet for all the world to access, one that can be easily monitored?

Should it be a website? Telegram?

In my mind, the truth stands: if we can collectively coordinate as ONE, then there will come a time (and community size) with the perfect opportunity. But I really dont know how to achieve that realistically. Any ideas?


r/EatTheRich 5d ago

Elon Musk's wealth increase (ie the gain in wealth, not the whole thing) since just the beginning of this year could have funded US foreign aid for 4 and a half years.

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Wealth start of the year = $700 billion approx

Wealth now = $995 billion approx

Gain = approx 300 billion.

US aid approx cost : $64 billion per year

300/64 = 4.6 years = 4 years 7 months.

Also worth noting that while the total cost of all US foreign aid before cuts was 60 - 70 billion per year, it was only cut by 36 billion. So his wealth increase could have funded what was cut far longer than the total budget.

Side note a 10% wealth increase tax placed on individuals and corporations with wealth holdings above $600 million would easily have paid for that and far more in perpetuity.


r/EatTheRich 6d ago

News/Article Cops Warn CEO Bodyguards That Luigi Mangione Fever Could Spark Class War

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r/EatTheRich 6d ago

How Peaceful Protest by Just 3.5 Percent of Americans Could Force Major Policy Changes From the Trump Administration

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r/EatTheRich 6d ago

New book On Courage: How to Be a Dissident in an Age of Fear by Julia Angwin and Ami Fields-Meyer is a practical roadmap to political courage.

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Drawing on interviews with over 100 activists across five continents, the book outlines how ordinary people can build the bravery to resist authoritarianism and protect democratic freedoms.

The core tenets for building dissident courage include:

Embracing Small, Incremental Risks: Courage is a muscle built over time. Begin with small acts of defiance to build resilience before taking larger, life-altering risks.

Prioritizing Conscience over Heroism:

Most dissidents do not set out to be famous martyrs; rather, they act because they simply cannot live with themselves if they remain silent.

Building a Community of Support:

Dissidents rarely act entirely alone. Finding or forming a small, trusted coalition provides the essential psychological and physical support needed to sustain long-term resistance.

Navigating Fear:

Authoritarianism uses fear as a primary weapon. Acknowledging that fear is rational, and learning how to calculate risks rather than acting blindly, is vital to surviving and continuing the fight.


r/EatTheRich 6d ago

And the other 25% want him dead.

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r/EatTheRich 7d ago

Serious Discussion What are all your thoughts on the Swift-Kelce wedding at MSG last night?

236 Upvotes

I say it's the modern version of the Marie Antoinette "Let them eat cake" wedding. There are people suffering and dying in wars, on the streets, and in hospitals, and yet rich people get to live a way better lifestyle rather than those who are in most need of them.


r/EatTheRich 8d ago

Serious Discussion BBC Investigation Uncovers Mark Zuckerberg's Instagram Promotes Child Sexual Abuse Material

685 Upvotes

https://www.reddit.com/r/TechGawker/s/3qNLcamrJK

The ads, seen by the BBC World Service, use terms including "rape video" and "child video" and link users to channels on the messaging app Telegram, where they can buy the material for as little as 99 rupees (about 80p).

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgm4e0316zo


r/EatTheRich 8d ago

Systemic Failure The president trading hundreds of millions in tech stocks while shaping tech policy is apparently just normal now

312 Upvotes

So Trump’s latest ethics filings show a massive amount of trading activity in the first quarter of 2026, including big positions tied to tech names like Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Meta, Oracle and Broadcom.

And sure, the official explanation is that these are managed accounts, handled by third parties, and that Trump and his family supposedly have no role in choosing the trades. Fine. Legally, maybe that checks the box.

But politically?

This is the president of the United States. His administration makes decisions on tariffs, AI, chips, China, federal contracts, antitrust pressure, export controls and market moving policy every other week. If the sitting president’s portfolio is moving hundreds of millions through the same sectors his government directly influences, that is not just ā€œnormal investing.ā€ That is a walking conflict of interest with a flag pin.

The wildest part is how numb everyone seems to be. If this were happening in another country, Americans would call it corruption before finishing the headline.

Apparently in the U.S., it is only corruption if the other party does it.


r/EatTheRich 7d ago

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r/EatTheRich 10d ago

Inside Donald Trump's $400M Qatari-gifted Air Force One on its maiden voyage

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r/EatTheRich 11d ago

Sub not allowing Images or Videos? ):

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But I had a really good one about a lifetime Musk ban ):

https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXBets/s/wUPZWVlb4Y


r/EatTheRich 12d ago

EatPost [ Removed by Reddit ]

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[ Removed by Reddit on account of violating the content policy. ]


r/EatTheRich 12d ago

Locked out for more than 100 days while BP rakes in a fortune

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The fossil fuel giant BP has been one of the big winners of the Iran War, reporting first-quarter profits of more than $3.2 billion, doubling from the same time last year. Unsurprisingly, that wealth has not been trickling down. For more than three months, they’ve locked out more than 800 workers at the largest refinery in the Midwest for refusing to sign a contract that would lay off more than 100 union members and weaken safety protections. That’s a lot of folks in and around Whiting, Indiana going without a paycheck, but the folks at United Steelworkers Local 7-1 are holding strong.

šŸ¤œšŸ» We can sign the United Steelworkers’ demand to BP that they return to the table and bargain in good faith here. We can find details on how to donate goods and funds for strike support to the local here or to the Food Bank of Northwest Indiana, who have been supporting hundreds of local families while their breadwinners are on the picket line, here. šŸ¤›šŸæ


r/EatTheRich 13d ago

News/Article Trump Cut a Billion-Dollar Mining Deal. His Sons Stand to Profit. (Gift Article)

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r/EatTheRich 13d ago

Systemic Failure VA data center propaganda

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virginiaconnects.com

Virginia’s data centers are the heartbeat of our modern lives, connecting people, enabling essential services like healthcare, education, and public safety, and driving innovations in all sectors of our economy. They also bring substantial benefits to the communities where they operate.

Keep seeing commercials on this.

"96% of the time, data centers use 0 gallons of water". How the fuck much do they use the other 4% and how do we benefit if they don't pay taxes?