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Proud father. Supporter of Liverpool FC, Formula 1, a big Trekkie. Author of The Awakening #Scifi #WritingCommunity #writerslift

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Andrea Junker @Strandjunker·

10h

Wealth of Jeff Bezos
2009: $6,800,000,000
2021: $197,400,000,000

Wealth of Bill Gates
2009: $40,000,000,000
2021: $135,400,000,000

Wealth of Mark Zuckerberg
2009: $2,000,000,000
2021: $114,900,000,000

U.S. Minimum Wage
2009: $7.25
2021: $7.25

Three words: tax the rich.

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Ben Berwick @BenBerwickGB·

I enjoyed the My Little Pony movie on Netflix and I'm not ashamed.

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RD Hale @RD_HaIe_·

25 Oct

English people are so obsessed with neoliberalism, they chose to put turds in our water supply, rather than let Jeremy Corbyn nationalise it.

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Peter Sturdgess @petersturdgess·

20h

Conservative MPs say it will cost £600 billion of public money to fix our broken sewerage system. In 1988 we were sold water privatisation on the basis that the industry would use private investment to fix it. After 30 odd years might it be time to admit we have a broken model?

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Paul Delaney @coaimpaul·

20h

It shouldn’t take Marcus Rashford, a footballer of principle, to highlight once again that thousands of children are going hungry in one of the wealthiest nations in the world. Where are the media?

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