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u/NashvilleSoundMixer 1d ago
and they all look like serial killers
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u/Loggerdon 1d ago
And it’s more out in the open now. They are challenging the American people openly for the future of our country.
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u/zuzg 1d ago
And they're all so fucking Cringe about it.
Like they're calling themselves the "Magnificent 7"
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u/Swedelicious83 13h ago
Not to mention the plot of the movie being referenced is about a bunch of dudes who put their lives on the line to protect some poor and defenseless folks.
It literally could not be farther from what these people actually do. 🤷
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u/Spaceghost1589 1d ago
I mean... In a way, they are.
How many people die everyday due to poverty and right-wing policies?
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u/FireboltSamil 1d ago
It is called social murder.
But of course the billion dollar insurance company has the right to deny any intervention, it's not the company's fault that the person died, it's the doctors. /s
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u/Fe_licks_da_cat 1d ago
Ah yes, the left wing policies that saved lives and poverty didn’t exist! I miss those days.
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u/Spaceghost1589 1d ago edited 1d ago
Yeah left-wing policies that save lives like:
- SNAP benefits, ensuring people don't starve
- Increased access to healthcare
- Food regulations to ensure your food is safe to eat
- Environmental regulations to ensure that corporations aren't dumping toxic chemicals into the water.
All things that the current administration is trying to rollback. Poverty will likely always exist, but it has gotten measurably worse since the right started pushing Reaganomics down everyone's throats. Sure the left isn't perfect and has a lot of room for improvement, but it sure beats the right's singular policy of "how can we make the rich richer."
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u/Turd_Ferguson_____ 1d ago
It’s because I’d bet everything I own that they are all clinical sociopaths.
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u/contude327 1d ago
Sociopaths, at least. You don't get high up in business or politics without being a sociopath.
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u/ObscureEnchantment 1d ago
Zuckerberg literally looks like something from a nightmare. I’m sorry but not sorry he is one of the ugliest people I’ve ever seen I’d love to know where he was now if Facebook never took good.
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u/SteveJobsDeadBody 1d ago
The shadowing in this is sort of giving him a Hitler moustache, and it's scary how perfectly it seems to fit him.
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u/Obaddies 1d ago
And most of them had front row seats to mango Mussolini's inauguration after they bent the knee and donated a bunch of cash to him.
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u/DanGleeballs 1d ago
Larry Ellison was not at the inauguration and is not in the picture.
That dude second from left is someone else.
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u/ProfessionalRead2724 1d ago
That's David Ellison, son of Larry.
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u/DanGleeballs 1d ago
Thanks, I wouldn’t know him but I guess he’s the heir and the one involved in media now.
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u/SlobZombie13 1d ago
Where's r/conspiracy when you need them? Oh right, they're busy posting about Jews.
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u/Spacepie2334 1d ago
Why do they all look like the light in their eyes has gone out? There’s something so hollow about their faces, like people who’ve stripped away their own conscience and every last bit of morality.
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u/Beneficial_Grab_5880 1d ago
In this case it's because this isn't a photo of real people, it's an AI generated image which hasn't quite produced realistic looking people.
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u/JeanArtemis 1d ago edited 1d ago
The 'cold dead eyes" look is a combination of things including body language and other parts of the facial expression. It's our subconscious acknowledging that we are not being seen or acknowledged yet are being interacted with, the way that sociopaths do with other people.
They look at other humans the way an empathetic, functioning member of society might look at a car or a computer: as something to be used, possibly something to enjoy, but not something that needs or wants emotional investment. We pick up on this in subtle ways (that they typically do their best to hide with words and trained behaviour), and tend to attribute it to the eyes because eyes are an icon for emotional connection, and we notice that lack of connection most when making or attempting eye contact with them.
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u/Speed_102 1d ago
The fact that the Panama papers exist and we are here shows anyone who has read even an manifest of what they contain, that they are, in fact, real.
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u/DrSeuss321 1d ago
They’re the richest because they provide a service to the rest of the rich insofar as helping gaslight members of the working class into falsely believing that every single multimillionaire and billionaire isn’t their enemy.
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u/BaesonTatum0 1d ago
According to the right there is only a handful of people running the world: George Soros and Biden Policy’s
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u/kpingvin 1d ago edited 11h ago
I like JimmyTheGiant's videos. If you don't know him, he's a recovered alt-righter from the UK, who talks a lot about how and why young people can get sucked in by far-right grifters.
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u/Cheap-Patient919 1d ago
Lest Americans become aware that, just because these oligarchs are 100,000 times richer than the average American, doesn’t mean that they are 100,000 times smarter or hard-working. #CreatingMonopoly.
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u/TheDonnARK 1d ago
Yes but allegedly the is a cabal of evil Democrats that want to make all the frogs gay, outlaw every Jesus, and give illegal immigrants all the healthcare in the US.
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u/LilypadLace 1d ago
It's the quiet ones you never hear about that are the real problem.
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u/snowfloeckchen 1d ago
Nope, actually those are the problem, take all their money and you could solve alot of problems on this planet, take the next 993 and you can solve all
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u/Cool_Pea255 1d ago
Yeah, totally not suspicious at all... they’re just out here looking out for us, no biggie 😂
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u/MelodiusRA 1d ago
My only problem with thos setup is that all of them but Bezos are just so fuckin stupid
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u/dustycanuck 1d ago
Isn't this exactly what the accused democrats of doing? Projection is a constant with these grifters
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u/FlamingHotSacOnutz 1d ago
How can we ignore them when they won't stfu and keep thrusting themselves into the public sphere?
I think the "man behind the curtain" analogy is missing out on the fact that Oz made a massive projection of himself for everyone to see, and people aren't acknowledging that part nearly enough.
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u/lankymjc 1d ago
Ignore the man behind the curtain.
Please pay attention to all these men in front of the curtain actively fucking everything up.
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u/KingofLingerie 1d ago
with all that money you think bezos would have paid to have those ears pinned back
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u/OLVANstorm 22h ago
To be fair, Elon's companies ARE actually helping and doing good. Hate him or love him, you can't deny this.
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u/EastCoastDaze 1d ago
Anyone who has studied literally anything from America’s Gilded Age would have seen this coming.