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Good job. Definitely gates, he is more of a control freak than the rest and the dude is an insufferable madman with a very questionable accelerationist ideology and motives. The 'harvesting the biosphere' stuff really creeps me out. I think the gates funded think tanks(and research) e.g. the breakthrough institute, are far more insidious than the extraction sector funded ones like cei when it comes to shaping the public and professional discourse/ignorance.
It's the ignorance they teach about economics that causes our problems. The notion that building "wealth" is a positive thing. When it's a dog whistle for socialism. Like wealth gives you a right to socialism mailbox money. To take out loans to buy real estate to rent back to us. In the name of "building wealth", and that causes real estate shortages. It's economic ignorance. Very poor math. Houses are outpriced for the working-class to afford and no policing to help us to stop socialism. And we need policing by a Democratic nation. Not "wealth". Get rid of Citizens United. Let us choose who we associate with. Citizens United takes our choice away. Citizen United makes us slaves.
@Incomeking who did trump give the money to (deficit spending)? We want every penny back. Money is super easy to track. For example; Amazon took taxpayers money in New York. Then on welfare. Bought a yacht. Like I can't be buying a house while im on food stamps
It would not change anything. Take the money away from the rich and give it to the rest, some years later it will be back in the billionaires bags. An example of the hypocritical world we live in is on this channel. "I love your videos so much" "Never stop" "You're so great" but still this man can't earn enough money from 280k people. People talk to much and do to little. This is why people who DO (the evil billionaires and others) will become wealthy because they invent good tools, helping people. Otherwise they would not be rich.
@@leonard0104 do you really believe billionaires are that rich because they work harder than people who work two or three jobs and are smarter than the most renown scientists and engineers on the planet? Or is it maybe a lot of initial luck, combined with having no moral qualms about exploiting everyone around you and the ability of money to acquire more money without you having to do anything? Is Bill Gates somehow a better programmer than Linus Torvalds? Not just better but billions of times better? Or did Gates just do the immoral thing and try to monopolize the market and exploit workers while Torvalds did the moral thing and made it free for everyone to use?
@@leonard0104 You know he won't earn enough? Not all can really aford regular monetary support. Adding comments is supposed to help. Reducing inrqualiru would help by reducing the imbalance in political control. We may need to see some realities and change our thinking along with it. A maximum wage or income could help. The idea that converting everything that possibly can be into a concentrated personal wealth for a few people is a good thing is a big problem. It as seen as the way things should be and needs to be. Money means merit and merit means money. A dangerous blindness comes with this. People come to think or act as if those with the most money are simply better people when it comes to just about anything: smarter, more thoughtful, have the best things in mind, most helpful, generous......... They have polls to show much of this. In short, people assume lots of good things about wealthy people without having nor demanding any evidence. The wealth is the only "evidence" they need.
@@chikitronrx0 Yeah, Like how subsidies increase prices. Think college is expensive now? See how it expensive it is after it's free. (Jake Tran's video on universities) Ever heard of velocity of money+inflation? There's a way to reward efficiency, it's called capitalism. Did you know, some congressman rejected a scientist's plan to create reusable rockets cuz "how about my voters/contractors that rely on billions worth of jobs contracts per launch?" (80s era, report by john stossel, NASA v SpaceX) Hmmmm, I wonder why government funded projects (with near infinite money) is inefficient. Why some guy who almost went broke (and still unprofitable to this day) have much more efficient (and greener) products Hmmmmmmm. It's as if projects with near infinite money (all you need is to stir outrage/necessity) can hike up prices without care. While private projects/products literally have to be better/best or else they're bankrupt (assuming uncle Sam won't save them) Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm So in fact. Capitalism (without crony capitalism) is the greener pasture
@@NicitoStaAna Just for you to know outside of USA universities are not that expensive and don't push temselves up to the top by publishing as much as they can, to have revenue from the subscription payed by other universities to have access to the papers published. Just as the healthcare with his largue amounth of problems Debt about college it's almost an exclusive usa problem. An example of products with the need of the market to be better like apple or something. While regulations of other countries as Europe for the right to repair of the costumers, or the exclusive design of light bulbs from phillips for dubai show other view about progress and improvement. it's not greener, it's just profitable, for some amounth of time. And have a doubt for the things that are marketed as greener. They seem as that, cause the waste go other way.
@@billcipherproductions1789 it's their job to take responsibility and fix the havoc their companies and actions, whether directly or indirectly, caused on this world, wouldn't you agree?
2 Timothy 3:1-5 *But understand this, that in the last days there will come times of difficulty. For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good, treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having the appearance of godliness, but denying its power. Avoid such people.* Matthew 24:7-8 *For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom, and there will be famines and earthquakes in various places. All these are but the beginning of the birth pains.*
Am I the only one who thinks that 'Bill Gates's' book is ghostwritten? I mean sure, he's smart and all, but that is the exact case scenario that ghostwriting is made for- he would pay a team of experts to brainstorm ideas then pay a professional to compile them all into a compelling book, maybe reading through it a couple times to make sure it fits his image. Like- do people think he actually sat down and spent hundreds of hours writing the thing?
No doubt about it, if he would think this way he would never become a billionaire, all he does is what psychopaths can best: Blablaing people to death, manipulating until they get their will satisfied.
I think thats obvious that he didn't write the book all by himself. Maybe he explained his ideas and vision to professional writers to convey it in the proper way that maybe bill gates doesn't have the skill to.
Yeah man it's sad that those in search of extreme power and wealth don't grasp the concept of climate change (or see themselves as a part of the solution). Another great video man!
@@aaang123456 Well, they do care, since climate change affects them the most. However, kind of hard to do something about it when you are constantly trying to find your next meal or shelter. Besides, it is corporations that do the vast majority of environmental damage.
@@aaang123456 that's not very liberal to say. The poor have very right to waste 50% of their money on alcohol and tobacco, because "they have to cope somehow!!" But no matter how many millions and billions the ultra rich spend on philantropy the answer would be "But they still have money after it!!!" While said people who are very vocal contribute a similar % of their salary to charities :)
I'm so glad more people are realizing how much Gates sucks. Whenever I used to criticize him, people would look at me and be like, "but he's one of the GOOD ones!" There is no such thing as a "good" billionaire.
I think a lot of people did, especially lately since it got known that he pressured Oxford to patent their vaccine research. I am really appalled that he published a book on fighting climate change by essentially maintaining the status quo and playing God and Russian roulette with unproven (carbon capture) and dangerous technologies (solar radiation management aka geo-engineering).
Wow, I'm impressed!! At the time he did the sponsorship I was quite disappointed tbh. Of course kept on watching his videos as they're always great, but was a shame to see Gates is perceived as he is and also pushed through such sponsorship. Him apologising for this is big kuddos man! And @360shadowmoon, I always think of the saying "Behind Every Fortune Lies A Great Crime" :)
Billionaires: sowwy guys I can't liquidate all my stocks because they'll become worthless :( Also billionaires: *taking 100+ million dollar loans for yachts and enabling a system that allows their companies to make those billions via exploitation*
With all those funds and prizes, it's never occurred to them that buying solar panels for the poors would do more for the planet than their vanity projects.
@@thijmstickman8349 and elon musk is actually providing free internet for online learning in south Africa with his company star link people just he jealous
@@badge5575 Just because a person who exploited other peoples labour to gain massive wealth is using some of it in a good way doesn't mean that's a good thing. I would much rather people had democratic control over what to do with that wealth.
@@thijmstickman8349 So you want full control over someone else's money. You understand that he doesn't have all the money in actual currency. And have you done anything good for Charity, ect?
"Wealth supports institutions that in turn legitimize that wealth" is something I remember hearing John Green say in one of his crash course series. Considering the fact that he himself is quite rich, I'm not sure how to feel about it.
Yeah, but this is a useful opportunity to distinguish between run-of-the-mill millionaires and the billionaire class, especially given that phrases like "demonizing wealth" or, more euphemistically, "demonizing success" are often used as a cudgel any time we dare critique the status quo. Wealth alone isn't the problem, per se. It's the access that wealth buys - to legislators, international organizations, "thought leaders," media, and institutions (like universities) - that is the real problem. John Greene is certainly rich, but with a net worth less than 20 million dollars, his ability to shape laws, regulations, and public discourse through his money is far more modest than the ultra rich.
there's a difference between rich and wealthy. Rich people get large paychecks, wealthy people write the checks. Rich people have a set number to their money, and no power beyond that. Wealthy people have more money than they could ever hope to spend, and some more. Their power extends far and wide. John Green has a net worth of 17 million, a pitiful sum of money compared to the wealthy elites. His entire net worth would not be able to pay for a single one of their mansions, and definitely can't be used for any political power
there's a difference between rich and wealthy. I believe chris rock made a joke about it a long time back. He basically said "Shaq is rich. The white dude signing his checks, is wealthy"
There's a MASSIVE difference between millionaires and billionaires. There are millionaires who have gotten where they are ethically, thinking about their impact. Billionaires? If they actually cared, they wouldn't be billionaires anymore. Millionaires are not the 10%. Billionaires are. When people say "eat the rich", they don't mean your run of the mill millionaire, they mean people who are billionaires/close to billionaires.
The problem with extreme wealth and power is that anyone capable of gaining it is almost always going to be among the least suited to having it. The path necessary has a tendency to weight too heavily on the conscience of anyone who would be well-suited to possessing it.
7:35 This shows that you should watch the entire video before critiquing! At the beginning I wanted to write about OCC hypocrisy but now I don't have to
i watched Patriot Act Why Billionaires Won't Save Us a few days ago and then this came out. Both are very good and concise videos that changed my mind about these multi billionaires
And just like this video said.. patriot act got canceled I absolutely loved that show It showed the predatory actions and exploitation of people and corruption and many other issue And now apparently due to "workplace harassment" of a single person the whole show got buried.... The host wasn't even involved in the allegations yet rather than firing the harasser they cancelled the whole show.. which makes you think that the whole thing was a setup to bring it down
@Merkury Your arguments assume the energy devoted to "work" should be directly proportional to its value and thus rewarded accordingly. Which, is a fundamental flaw in your reasoning since that's not how the world or the universe works. You can try to open a door all you want by acting parallel to it or you can act perpendicular to it and open the door using less energy. Working smarter always beats working harder. Your arguments also assume a narrow understanding of "work" and refuse to acknowledge anything that's not back breaking manual labor.
@A man who rebells against the Illuminati Are you choosing to ignore that I said "depends on how far youre willing to go"? The richest people on earth didnt get there by being nice
@@papasscooperiaworker3649 But together we could. By not buying anything unless the old one is unusable, repairing things, even if that's not economical, and buying local everything. And if something is not available to buy from a local vendor, just not using said thing at all, unless it is absolutely necessary to survive (such as food/water). Or we could blame the rich for spending money on charity. Maybe the second one is more useful :)
Everyone needs to see how elite philanthropy only "gives" enough to guarantee an economic stranglehold, an enormous pittance in exchange for pulling the wool over the general public's eyes. Great video as per usual.
I finished reading How to Avoid A Climate Disaster a month ago and thought wow Gates is really good for his research on stuff like Nuclear Reactors. But seeing how he's just trying to control the world in his own way breaks my heart. Expected more from you, Bill.
We can all talk about saving the world everyday, but there's only a few people who really act, We can't just say things, we must act on them and make them mean and count for something!
You are right about the billionaires being able to use their donations as tax write-offs but what a bunch of people don't get is those systems are also whats helping small business owners. There are a multitude of things that can be written off. Anyone that works for Uber knows you write-off your miles and your gas but there is a lot more that you can write-off like food, myself being an entertainer I can write-off apparel, donations, and virtually any other expense like gear or services. The other thing people do not realize is that these systems can help them too. Setting up an LLC is not the most expensive thing in the world and is something to work towards. You can have an LLC setup under your own name just as long as you get an EIN that will work with giving you tax write-offs.
Wow, I'm loving your videos. I like having them playing while I'm working. I've heard more informative stuff from you in 5 videos than I have in the MSM in the last 31 years of my life.
One way in which billionaires and big businesses help battle climate change is by creating social media platforms, like youtube, on which people can 'educate' others on the topic.
I understand the views of the billionaires. They want to save their image so that more people would buy their products. It's like they are no longer human at some point.
Hello. I have recently seen a video from the channel _What I’ve learned_ regarding the whole beef pollution situation. The video basically explains how many of the arguments against beef are in fact wrong, or at least incomplete and misunderstood. I would like you to check it out, and maybe get a video on the subject to better understand the whole situation. Great video as always. EDIT: I have found a paper by the Johns Hopkins University entitled _A Response to Dr. Frank Mitloehner's White Paper, "Livestock's Contribution to Climate Change: Facts and Fiction"_ that criticizes the arguments and data that Dr. Mitloehner brings up in the video, but I don't really have the time to dig deep in the subject, so a video would really be helpful!!
@Benjamin Zerr Thanks a lot. This is exactly what I was looking for; didn't think about searching on RUclips for some debunking videos on the subject. I would still gladly watch a video by OOC on this important debate, since that video by _What I've learned_ has millions of views.
Could you do a video on shareholder/investor activism when it comes to environmental issues and how effective it is for combating climate change? (Like ESG investing.) I would be very interested in hearing your take on this topic.
Probably an unpopular opinion, but I don't fully agree with you. Sure, the people know what they need and want, but they don't always know how to, or actually move to get what they need and want. You mention taxation and movements, when taxation gives the money to possibly even more corrupt politicians, while movements are just common folk using their productivity time to voice out, hoping someone would listen to them, not actually using their time and effort to change something. I respect billionaires, because they know how the world moves, and use the rules they know to achieve success. Their success stems from the service their built leading a bunch of people who wouldn't have provided such services otherwise. While I do agree the system is rigged, giving money to the people will rig the system too, only before this it was rigged by billionaires who earned that money, now it's rigged by common folk who got that money by force from the government, who aren't guaranteed to know how to best make use of that money. Who is to say that these "people's representatives" won't be as corrupt as what we have now? Politicians we're supposed to be the "people's representatives". I think the biggest problem is, people just aren't standing up. People complain, protest, but don't put in the action to make the change. Take MeetKevin for example. California is a mess? Become the governor and fix it. Rules are rigged by the rich? Actually learn about candidates and select the good ones, or run yourself. The reason there's no change is because there are still too many sheep among American, who expect others to do the important things for them. Then they complain about inequality, a rigged system, etc etc.
How is curbing unjustifiable earnings rigging the system? People often talk about "the system" like it's a fixed set of sacred rules that magically provide the optimal results for mankind. Many people therefore perceive changing the system as something that must be negative. Furthermore, many people seem to think of the system as inherently just, leading people to believe that the the money billionaires make has to be a fair reflection of their relative contribution. In reality the system is just what policy makers decide it to be and it is subject to constant change. The world's richest people make this much money not by working millions of times harder than the rest of us, but by coming up with all sorts of ways to influence policy makers to enact policies in their favour. Governments can also be corrupted but I am not sure how that is supposed to be worse than having billionaires in power. Billionaires are definitely "corrupt" in that sense (spending money to increase their own power rather than improve general wellbeing). Billionaires are also not accountable to the people and cannot be removed from power by democratic means. You're also implying that billionaire corporations are absolute experts at allocating money, whereas governments hardly know what they are doing. I'd argue an imperfect institution that doesn't always act in your favour is still a lot better than an imperfect institution that definitely doesn't act in your favour.
The Coronavirus pandemic has showed that they don't know either. People like Bill Gates, and Joe Biden are just as clueless as you or I. And the people who do no what's going like Dr. Fauci or Tedros Gebryesus from WHO either have to follow the bosses playbook or have their advice fall on deaf ears. If anything crises like these should be tackled collectively and democratically. Two heads are better than one.
would you rather your money go to chairty where it can be used more effectivly or those incompetent fools called politicians, with regulation climate change would never have got this bad its entirely their fault.
I'm so glad I continued following your channel. I remember your discussion of the Bill Gates book and, as a leftist anti-capitalist, it gave me pause. Much credit to you for your open discussion of this issue!
@linkin pop it's like a propaganda of Bill Gates and it prevents ppl from taking actual steps to reduce climate change instead thinking that capitalists are like Gods with them making millions of dollars of donations and funding silver bullet solutions, which won't really work.
@@ethanherxmedia don't be ashamed, it's good that you realised at least now, and many people might not yet realised, and believed what's in the book. When book was released and I saw about it in bill Gates RUclips channel, I really thought why should people pay for a propaganda book, anyway he made that book to keep more of his money or to get his image white washed (or green washed), he could have anyway given that book for free
@@pasticcinideliziosi1259 exactly. I love that video, and I love NJB's content to pieces. I'd just like to see other channels spreading the message among many more videos hopefully reaching more audiences.
"When billionaires make charitable donations they can write off that amount off their taxes" When you compare a guy who's figured out how to build something productive worth billions of dollars against the kind of ineptness, corruption, and frankly malfeasance we see from the government, it seems to me the billionaire using his money charitably would be vastly more efficient and productive than what the government would do with that money. That's true for all of us but on a far grander scale with someone with a proven track record of success.
I always like to come back to the story of how LA government wanted to help homelessness by pitching tents. A year behind schedule they finally managed to pitch 50 tents, with the total taxpayer bill coming to around 60,000 dollars per tent… Give an entrepreneur that kind of money and they’ll be able to feed hundreds, provide jobs for hundreds more, boost the local economy, and come out with more money than you gave them
@@catfunt5583 Thing is, you wouldn't have to *give* the entrepreneur that money. The entrepreneur however does have to give that money to the government, which promptly wastes it and takes more. That's why government has to be kept to a minimum. You're never as careful spending someone else's money as you are spending your own.
@@MegaDiddlemaus Anything a billionaire does with his money is likely to be far more productive than anything the government does with it. That is certainly true in the US, probably most countries as well. In the US tax money is spent on paper shuffling bureaucracies, paying people to be unproductive, and building bombs to drop on the world. The exact opposite of what a billionaire would do.
This video paints Elon Musk completely wrong... The guy literally has a company trying to solve carbon emissions AKA Tesla. That's the reason behind the carbon capture fund. Videos like this completly miss the mark on his intentions. And comparing donations to net worth (particularly the top richest persons in the world) is misleading due to their wealth being tied to company stock... They cant just sell it, its not money in their bank account. The video is a bit misleading overall.
Haha, Idk if he is anti-capitalism or smth but it seems so. Still I don't think he would change to another platform because he gets money here. On a platform owned by a billionaire. Man, lately my hate against this hypocritical world is growing...
@@leonard0104 Friend do you know you also in this billion dollars web, isn't you also a hypocrite? In addition, not everyone born in a nuture environment include stable financial to give out "free" work. I think you are being unfair.
@@letung9267 I dont have a problem with rich people. So that is why I am not a hypocrite, at least not in this point. Also I am not criticizing OCC, I am criticizing the viewers who SAY they "love this channel" and "support those views" yet 280.000 people are not generous enough to make ONE dude, who (different from others) actually DOES smth in the world and enlightens and educates people, pay his bills. I just see a lot of hyporitical GOOD people lately and I hate it. If you hate against other people and do not really do something yourself (against those "evil people" or better something good) in my opinion you are just trying to do yourself and your conscience a pleasure by being a hypocrite "good person". everything what "seems good" is being supported. for example socialism. like, do people realize socialism NEVER worked out in the past and rn? look at venezuela, and why dont we have a soviet union and so on. it just does not work. capitalism and even social-capitalism brought so much benefits, progress and wealth to people. or do you want to live in a world like in the middle ages (not that they had socialism there lol idk). I think people are just unhappy but attack the wrong targets. they hate against so many things which are so unnessasary. taking away money from the rich for example wont help. Give it to the rest, the "poor people" and in a view years the money will be back with the rich. That is how I think it works. People innovating and bringing people good will be benefited with money. if you dont want them to get rewarded they would not do such things or there would not even be a drive to make the earth a greater place or push humanity. Idk if I am being unfair. Was nice reading your answer tho
@@leonard0104 the thing is Not give money to the poor so that they send it back to the rich like you said, its to invest this money on things like free healthcare, free school, free housing etc, so that the poor can have à better future life and better help the country
Such an important video. Not a fan of all these billionaires dictating our future existence. Specifically speaking, my perception of Bill Gates has completely changed in the last several weeks. How he bluntly answered no to sharing vaccine related information revealed a lot about him. But thank you so much for bringing awareness and sharing dark truths about the system we are apart of. It's a huge step forward to start talking about topics like these and sharing real facts. Much appreciate what you're doing.
Recently just watched a video by Some More News about how Elon Musk is not your friend. I'm so tired of people idolizing him as some sort of savior when it's quite the opposite. Thank you for making this video, people really need to stop putting these billionaires on a pedestal because they just want infinite wealth and growth at the expense of anyone but themselves.
Hey man, real respect for you speaking about your regret for self-censoring for Bill Gate's book. I know that wouldn't be helpful to you on the algorithm, but it's appreciated a lot. 🤟👍 Is only Johnny Harris could do the same, which Hbomberguy made an elaborate video pointing out his affiliation to the World Economic Forum.
Whenever somebody does something, there’s ALWAYS a second reason If people don’t see that, they’ll always be manipulated and controlled, until they have no choice
@@heinrichvonschnitzel8600 How? Theres only two profits they care fore and thats "money and power". And we as individuals don't have anywhere near as much as they do.
all this philanthropy is marketing , it is just the money that these giant companies would otherwise spend on commercials. I hope everybody understands this - you're being marketed to
being born form a wealthy family I was always against the idea of my parents donating hundreds of million because it doesn't help the poor in any way but just a false sense of hope, they told me it's for their own interest and imagines, I never think it helps anybody in the long term, turns out that's just the case, if they really want to help they should've change the industry instead of how they can manipulate where the money goes
Because its the billionaires that did most of the pollution and normal people like us have no money or power to change anything (Unless we do it with violence) , while all the billionaires on the planet could save us they don't want to because the only thing they care about is profit and short term profit so all the long term investment that ecology ask is Not in there interest
@@quaesitor6428 who do you think mines the raw ressources to extreme numbers, who do you think over produces all the product you find on the market, who do you think advertise all these products to the masses , yes everyone is at fault but some are WAY more than others
I am one of those people who think that, I have to say I don't like Jeff Bezos, but I do like Bill Gates and Elon Musk. Tesla is working on a world with electric cars and Bill Gates is retired from Microsoft just to focus on all the problems in the world. Yeah maybe they don't give a lot to operations, but do you give away 1% of your income to world problems I don't think so and they do!
@@nobodygrognak3087 Yes I did, but in my opinion it looks like he picks faults from some billionaires and generalizes it. I don't believe Elon Musk or Bill Gates are giving away money pure for status they have a certain vision and there is nothing wrong about that
One flaw is this video is that your net worth isn't how much money you have. It counts all assets which includes non-liquid assets. If you own a billion dollar company it doesn't mean you have a $1 billion in cash. I understand agree with the premise of the video, but the math misleading at best. Wealth isn't a 1:1 ratio to cash.
Yeah, this is heavily biased video, I don't know about others, but bill gates has donated about $50 billion in his lifetime, he also won't be leaving anything behind for his kids, all his wealth will be donated. that's just the stuff I know since I was interested in his character after reading his biography in school.
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😟 Correction: at 1:39 I meant to say "million" instead of "billion"
All of them lol
@@willowthewaterbender9136 they are victims of the money system too
This is how they survive
But yeah what they do is hugely deteriorating
@@vIBEDoUT-Channel I agree. But I just never really liked them or saw why people liked them so much. I mean to me they own or have to much power
Good job.
Definitely gates, he is more of a control freak than the rest and the dude is an insufferable madman with a very questionable accelerationist ideology and motives. The 'harvesting the biosphere' stuff really creeps me out. I think the gates funded think tanks(and research) e.g. the breakthrough institute, are far more insidious than the extraction sector funded ones like cei when it comes to shaping the public and professional discourse/ignorance.
Not to mention what gates does to brown people and the agrarian and chemical agriculture questions.
"Bill Gates, will you run for President?"
Bill Gates: "Why would I want to decrease my political power?"
He wouldn't win anyway
Too nerdy
@@itsjacob7239 Yeah... voters do not like smart people 💁
Many skeletons inside his "closet"?
@@edthoreum7625 I mean all that philanthropy is precisely there to hide those skeletons
Q: Why billionaires won't save us
A: there's no profit
There is, they just dont view most of the population as human and think they can do it better
It's the ignorance they teach about economics that causes our problems.
The notion that building "wealth" is a positive thing. When it's a dog whistle for socialism. Like wealth gives you a right to socialism mailbox money.
To take out loans to buy real estate to rent back to us. In the name of "building wealth", and that causes real estate shortages.
It's economic ignorance. Very poor math.
Houses are outpriced for the working-class to afford and no policing to help us to stop socialism.
And we need policing by a Democratic nation. Not "wealth". Get rid of Citizens United. Let us choose who we associate with. Citizens United takes our choice away. Citizen United makes us slaves.
@Incomeking So a 5,000' yacht, too big of a house, or a space hotel saving the earth?
@Incomeking who did trump give the money to (deficit spending)?
We want every penny back.
Money is super easy to track.
For example; Amazon took taxpayers money in New York. Then on welfare. Bought a yacht.
Like I can't be buying a house while im on food stamps
Theres a pattern, thats pretty much the answer to every reason why no one tries to fix a problem
Richard wolff said something like we could take half from the wealth of the top richest people and they would still be the richest people.
It would not change anything. Take the money away from the rich and give it to the rest, some years later it will be back in the billionaires bags. An example of the hypocritical world we live in is on this channel. "I love your videos so much" "Never stop" "You're so great" but still this man can't earn enough money from 280k people. People talk to much and do to little. This is why people who DO (the evil billionaires and others) will become wealthy because they invent good tools, helping people. Otherwise they would not be rich.
@@leonard0104 do you really believe billionaires are that rich because they work harder than people who work two or three jobs and are smarter than the most renown scientists and engineers on the planet?
Or is it maybe a lot of initial luck, combined with having no moral qualms about exploiting everyone around you and the ability of money to acquire more money without you having to do anything?
Is Bill Gates somehow a better programmer than Linus Torvalds? Not just better but billions of times better? Or did Gates just do the immoral thing and try to monopolize the market and exploit workers while Torvalds did the moral thing and made it free for everyone to use?
@@leonard0104 You know he won't earn enough? Not all can really aford regular monetary support. Adding comments is supposed to help.
Reducing inrqualiru would help by reducing the imbalance in political control. We may need to see some realities and change our thinking along with it. A maximum wage or income could help.
The idea that converting everything that possibly can be into a concentrated personal wealth for a few people is a good thing is a big problem. It as seen as the way things should be and needs to be.
Money means merit and merit means money. A dangerous blindness comes with this.
People come to think or act as if those with the most money are simply better people when it comes to just about anything: smarter, more thoughtful, have the best things in mind, most helpful, generous.........
They have polls to show much of this. In short, people assume lots of good things about wealthy people without having nor demanding any evidence. The wealth is the only "evidence" they need.
@@chikitronrx0
Yeah,
Like how subsidies increase prices.
Think college is expensive now?
See how it expensive it is after it's free. (Jake Tran's video on universities)
Ever heard of velocity of money+inflation?
There's a way to reward efficiency, it's called capitalism.
Did you know, some congressman rejected a scientist's plan to create reusable rockets cuz "how about my voters/contractors that rely on billions worth of jobs contracts per launch?" (80s era, report by john stossel, NASA v SpaceX)
Hmmmm, I wonder why government funded projects (with near infinite money) is inefficient. Why some guy who almost went broke (and still unprofitable to this day) have much more efficient (and greener) products
Hmmmmmmm.
It's as if projects with near infinite money (all you need is to stir outrage/necessity) can hike up prices without care.
While private projects/products literally have to be better/best or else they're bankrupt (assuming uncle Sam won't save them)
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
So in fact.
Capitalism (without crony capitalism) is the greener pasture
@@NicitoStaAna Just for you to know outside of USA universities are not that expensive and don't push temselves up to the top by publishing as much as they can, to have revenue from the subscription payed by other universities to have access to the papers published.
Just as the healthcare with his largue amounth of problems
Debt about college it's almost an exclusive usa problem.
An example of products with the need of the market to be better like apple or something.
While regulations of other countries as Europe for the right to repair of the costumers, or the exclusive design of light bulbs from phillips for dubai show other view about progress and improvement.
it's not greener, it's just profitable, for some amounth of time.
And have a doubt for the things that are marketed as greener. They seem as that, cause the waste go other way.
Make all philanthropic donations anonymous and see how fast rich people stop donating $$.
It's not their job to save you, it's your job to save yourself.
@@billcipherproductions1789 it's their job to take responsibility and fix the havoc their companies and actions, whether directly or indirectly, caused on this world, wouldn't you agree?
@@billcipherproductions1789 🥾👅🥾👅🥾👅🥾👅🥾👅🥾👅🥾👅🥾👅
@@Frankthegb Some people just don't like taking responsibility it seems.
@@sandraswift7280 The reason you're a failure isn't their fault, wouldn't you agree.
Yeah i love growing up in this world, yeah my future is dependent on like 100-200 people and their "generosity"
That's one possible reason for declining birth rates world wide.
2 Timothy 3:1-5 *But understand this, that in the last days there will come times of difficulty. For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good, treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having the appearance of godliness, but denying its power. Avoid such people.*
Matthew 24:7-8 *For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom, and there will be famines and earthquakes in various places. All these are but the beginning of the birth pains.*
@@kaptinbarfbeerd1317 this needs to happen
@@editors4awareness81 great. Just another reason to die young
@@editors4awareness81 God is not real
Am I the only one who thinks that 'Bill Gates's' book is ghostwritten? I mean sure, he's smart and all, but that is the exact case scenario that ghostwriting is made for- he would pay a team of experts to brainstorm ideas then pay a professional to compile them all into a compelling book, maybe reading through it a couple times to make sure it fits his image. Like- do people think he actually sat down and spent hundreds of hours writing the thing?
I think it’s ghost written too. I mean Bill Gates has the wealth to get professional writers to do it for him.
No doubt about it, if he would think this way he would never become a billionaire, all he does is what psychopaths can best: Blablaing people to death, manipulating until they get their will satisfied.
I think thats obvious that he didn't write the book all by himself. Maybe he explained his ideas and vision to professional writers to convey it in the proper way that maybe bill gates doesn't have the skill to.
Lol hes not smart hes ruthless
is the book any good tho?
Yeah man it's sad that those in search of extreme power and wealth don't grasp the concept of climate change (or see themselves as a part of the solution). Another great video man!
They dont care
@@CornMCMais even poor people dont care
@@aaang123456 Well, they do care, since climate change affects them the most. However, kind of hard to do something about it when you are constantly trying to find your next meal or shelter.
Besides, it is corporations that do the vast majority of environmental damage.
@@Lack_Of_Interest if they care half of them wouldnt be poor
@@aaang123456 that's not very liberal to say. The poor have very right to waste 50% of their money on alcohol and tobacco, because "they have to cope somehow!!" But no matter how many millions and billions the ultra rich spend on philantropy the answer would be "But they still have money after it!!!" While said people who are very vocal contribute a similar % of their salary to charities :)
Hey Charlie, I really appreciate your courage to speak on this topic. I also love the fact that you changed your perception about Gates.
I'm so glad more people are realizing how much Gates sucks. Whenever I used to criticize him, people would look at me and be like, "but he's one of the GOOD ones!" There is no such thing as a "good" billionaire.
@@360shadowmoon so true, really good people don't focus on making money, instead focus on making world a better place.
Can you do a video explaining that, I thought the things gate said in his book was compelling
I think a lot of people did, especially lately since it got known that he pressured Oxford to patent their vaccine research. I am really appalled that he published a book on fighting climate change by essentially maintaining the status quo and playing God and Russian roulette with unproven (carbon capture) and dangerous technologies (solar radiation management aka geo-engineering).
Wow, I'm impressed!! At the time he did the sponsorship I was quite disappointed tbh. Of course kept on watching his videos as they're always great, but was a shame to see Gates is perceived as he is and also pushed through such sponsorship.
Him apologising for this is big kuddos man!
And @360shadowmoon, I always think of the saying "Behind Every Fortune Lies A Great Crime" :)
"Real change means the loss of power by billionaires and transferring that power to billions". This‼️
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Lenin tried this but did not work very well.
Zeitgeist Movement
John Taylor Gatto
inflation? heard of that?
Billionaires: sowwy guys I can't liquidate all my stocks because they'll become worthless :(
Also billionaires: *taking 100+ million dollar loans for yachts and enabling a system that allows their companies to make those billions via exploitation*
You want them to liquidate all their stocks what is wrong with you
@emmaswiftie13 I don't think any of them owes you anything.
@emmaswiftie13 You missed the joke.... I think.
@@howard8287 Wrong. their workers made them billionaires.
@@prime_optimus oh. And how did they get those workers? Hard work. They made themselves rich enough to get those workers
With all those funds and prizes, it's never occurred to them that buying solar panels for the poors would do more for the planet than their vanity projects.
Funny enough, this would divide them even further when it comes to environmental impact lol
Was just a thought coming up, I agree tho
Tbh Tesla is making solar panels and batteries and giving/selling (idk for sure) them to remote villages
@@thijmstickman8349 and elon musk is actually providing free internet for online learning in south Africa with his company star link people just he jealous
@@badge5575 Just because a person who exploited other peoples labour to gain massive wealth is using some of it in a good way doesn't mean that's a good thing. I would much rather people had democratic control over what to do with that wealth.
@@thijmstickman8349 So you want full control over someone else's money. You understand that he doesn't have all the money in actual currency. And have you done anything good for Charity, ect?
im almost scared to continue watching cause I don't want to feel more hopeless than I already do
Same
Same here man..
so we need to make change
@emmaswiftie13 Seriously? I wonder why these ultra rich people are so morally bankrupt. Maybe it's a requirement to become ultra rich?
Don't worry we'll all be long dead before the planet kills us
"Wealth supports institutions that in turn legitimize that wealth" is something I remember hearing John Green say in one of his crash course series. Considering the fact that he himself is quite rich, I'm not sure how to feel about it.
Yeah, but this is a useful opportunity to distinguish between run-of-the-mill millionaires and the billionaire class, especially given that phrases like "demonizing wealth" or, more euphemistically, "demonizing success" are often used as a cudgel any time we dare critique the status quo. Wealth alone isn't the problem, per se. It's the access that wealth buys - to legislators, international organizations, "thought leaders," media, and institutions (like universities) - that is the real problem. John Greene is certainly rich, but with a net worth less than 20 million dollars, his ability to shape laws, regulations, and public discourse through his money is far more modest than the ultra rich.
there's a difference between rich and wealthy. Rich people get large paychecks, wealthy people write the checks. Rich people have a set number to their money, and no power beyond that. Wealthy people have more money than they could ever hope to spend, and some more. Their power extends far and wide. John Green has a net worth of 17 million, a pitiful sum of money compared to the wealthy elites. His entire net worth would not be able to pay for a single one of their mansions, and definitely can't be used for any political power
there's a difference between rich and wealthy. I believe chris rock made a joke about it a long time back. He basically said "Shaq is rich. The white dude signing his checks, is wealthy"
There's a MASSIVE difference between millionaires and billionaires. There are millionaires who have gotten where they are ethically, thinking about their impact. Billionaires? If they actually cared, they wouldn't be billionaires anymore.
Millionaires are not the 10%. Billionaires are. When people say "eat the rich", they don't mean your run of the mill millionaire, they mean people who are billionaires/close to billionaires.
@@beatm6948 Yeah, look at Bernie. He's a millionaire, but his wealth all comes from selling books. He has obtained his wealth perfectly morally.
The problem with extreme wealth and power is that anyone capable of gaining it is almost always going to be among the least suited to having it. The path necessary has a tendency to weight too heavily on the conscience of anyone who would be well-suited to possessing it.
I love that there’s no filter here. Not just observing and retelling, straight up “this is undemocratic and wrong”. Good job 👏🏻
7:35 This shows that you should watch the entire video before critiquing! At the beginning I wanted to write about OCC hypocrisy but now I don't have to
Wise.
i watched Patriot Act Why Billionaires Won't Save Us a few days ago and then this came out. Both are very good and concise videos that changed my mind about these multi billionaires
All their money couldn’t save u, why U guys looking for a god…it won’t add up dude what do u think these dudes can do? What is “save”?
@@javilt1 its not that they are revered around the globe as gods, its because they are pretty well known to donate millions to charities.
@@javilt1 uhhhh for one they can stop producing the same amount of CO2 as the poorest 3 billion humans combined???? lol
@@Frankthegb they can but do you honestly think they will?? Lol
And just like this video said.. patriot act got canceled
I absolutely loved that show
It showed the predatory actions and exploitation of people and corruption and many other issue
And now apparently due to "workplace harassment" of a single person the whole show got buried....
The host wasn't even involved in the allegations yet rather than firing the harasser they cancelled the whole show.. which makes you think that the whole thing was a setup to bring it down
“Billionaires won’t give up their power”
so we’ll take it ourselves :sunglasses:
I hope
Take me in :sunglasses:
count me in :sunglasses:
Try
How?
there's less than 3000 of them and they're lazier and dumber than they'd have you believe, so not exactly hero material.
@@barnacleboi2595
So let me guess your rich?
@Merkury Your arguments assume the energy devoted to "work" should be directly proportional to its value and thus rewarded accordingly. Which, is a fundamental flaw in your reasoning since that's not how the world or the universe works. You can try to open a door all you want by acting parallel to it or you can act perpendicular to it and open the door using less energy. Working smarter always beats working harder. Your arguments also assume a narrow understanding of "work" and refuse to acknowledge anything that's not back breaking manual labor.
You can't be truly moral and become a billionaire or stay one.
I see some posters here who may want to read the world socialist website (WSWS)
@A man who rebells against the Illuminati Are you choosing to ignore that I said "depends on how far youre willing to go"? The richest people on earth didnt get there by being nice
Man… you do such a great job on these, even if they are always a bummer bomb, lol
Bet you’re not gonna do jack except buy goods that promote environmentalism
@@OwnD1 Yeah because we can't just solve climate change alone. That's not how that works.
@@papasscooperiaworker3649 But together we could. By not buying anything unless the old one is unusable, repairing things, even if that's not economical, and buying local everything. And if something is not available to buy from a local vendor, just not using said thing at all, unless it is absolutely necessary to survive (such as food/water).
Or we could blame the rich for spending money on charity. Maybe the second one is more useful :)
Nah this all sounds like money to be my ears
@@cooperp6429 A deluded fool you are.
1:39 I think you meant million but accidentally said billion?
good catch! you're right I did mean million.
How do you read that and not immediately realize something's wrong? haha Great video otherwise.
@@OurChangingClimate Also noticed that Bezos' fund was stated as $1 billion at 2:40 when the previous graphic showed $10 billion.
I think it's also stated as billions instead of millions at 10:46.
I saw this mistake twice
Curiosity Stream realising what video they've sponsored: 👁️👄👁️
Does he really think that the billionaires will accept being taxed heavily?
Q: Why billionaires won't save us?
A: Why would they?
@@dudebros6122 agreed
@@dudebros6122 agreed 💯
hey man, big respect to you for admitting that you regret the sponsorship.
I love the thumbnail bcoz its like a three headed beast looking through ur soul as if it was commodity to be sold.
Everyone needs to see how elite philanthropy only "gives" enough to guarantee an economic stranglehold, an enormous pittance in exchange for pulling the wool over the general public's eyes. Great video as per usual.
I finished reading How to Avoid A Climate Disaster a month ago and thought wow Gates is really good for his research on stuff like Nuclear Reactors. But seeing how he's just trying to control the world in his own way breaks my heart.
Expected more from you, Bill.
We can all talk about saving the world everyday, but there's only a few people who really act, We can't just say things, we must act on them and make them mean and count for something!
This video seriously needs more views, you just dropped a huge truth bomb.
I would love another video about permaculture and urban food forests.
I think he already made a video on something analogous to urban food forests
@@metametodo Try reading my comment again
Kiss the ground documentary is related to permaculture, promises you can fix climate change with regenerative agriculture alone which is SUS AF
these videos are like if Japanese House was a climate educator. The song at 3:10 is so soothing. These videos are so epic
What?
we wanna know the song title!
I want the song at 5:30
love this series. Please continue your work; we need you now when trying to navigate social action
You are right about the billionaires being able to use their donations as tax write-offs but what a bunch of people don't get is those systems are also whats helping small business owners. There are a multitude of things that can be written off. Anyone that works for Uber knows you write-off your miles and your gas but there is a lot more that you can write-off like food, myself being an entertainer I can write-off apparel, donations, and virtually any other expense like gear or services. The other thing people do not realize is that these systems can help them too. Setting up an LLC is not the most expensive thing in the world and is something to work towards. You can have an LLC setup under your own name just as long as you get an EIN that will work with giving you tax write-offs.
I'm really glad you make videos like this. Now I can show this to my family.
You're one of the most insightful, coherent and honest creators on RUclips. Thank you.
Every person on this planet should watch your channel!
sadly they can’t bc of billionaires 🙁
Wow, I'm loving your videos. I like having them playing while I'm working. I've heard more informative stuff from you in 5 videos than I have in the MSM in the last 31 years of my life.
I absolutely loved this video and i think you deserve more subscribers.Keep up the good work!
Good piece showing the other side to this marketing ploy
Been a fan of this channel for a while I will say your content continues to get better and better really amazing to see your insane progress
Mmmm, love me some replacing the peasant love for my king for the gig worker's love for his billionaires.
Exactly
One way in which billionaires and big businesses help battle climate change is by creating social media platforms, like youtube, on which people can 'educate' others on the topic.
I understand the views of the billionaires. They want to save their image so that more people would buy their products. It's like they are no longer human at some point.
Magnificent content. Thanks for your hard work, and most importantly, your integrity.
Hello. I have recently seen a video from the channel _What I’ve learned_ regarding the whole beef pollution situation. The video basically explains how many of the arguments against beef are in fact wrong, or at least incomplete and misunderstood. I would like you to check it out, and maybe get a video on the subject to better understand the whole situation.
Great video as always.
EDIT: I have found a paper by the Johns Hopkins University entitled _A Response to Dr. Frank Mitloehner's White Paper, "Livestock's Contribution to Climate Change: Facts and Fiction"_ that criticizes the arguments and data that Dr. Mitloehner brings up in the video, but I don't really have the time to dig deep in the subject, so a video would really be helpful!!
@Benjamin Zerr Thanks a lot. This is exactly what I was looking for; didn't think about searching on RUclips for some debunking videos on the subject. I would still gladly watch a video by OOC on this important debate, since that video by _What I've learned_ has millions of views.
nobody 👏 needs 👏 a 👏 billion 👏 dollars 👏 everyone 👏 needs 👏 a 👏 clean 👏 environment 👏
Then stop speaking you mouth-breather!
I need it
Complaining that 1 billion isnt enough billion doesnt make for a good argument
Could you do a video on shareholder/investor activism when it comes to environmental issues and how effective it is for combating climate change? (Like ESG investing.) I would be very interested in hearing your take on this topic.
Bro, Anand looks like Kanye West and I can’t unsee it.
I *just* started Bill Gates' book, so this hits at the perfect time, cheers for the video!
Check out:Russel Brand Vandana Shiva interview.
@@stlkngyomom I'm really glad that people like Vandana Shiva exist, fighting for environment and dedicating her whole life to the cause
I checked your channel, pretty interesting videos
Keep up the good work
Suprith V They are not fighting for the environment, they are fighting against it.
@@Inquiring You mean Vandana Shiva is not true environmentalist? Or bill Gates is right?
Thank you so much for the critique on your Bill Gates sponsorship!
It's funny how adults are still behaving like kids.. Especially when they are always thinking about themselves
I'm glad I came across this channel. More people need to see your videos.
Was just listening to your videos in a row at work. Notification squad!
Probably an unpopular opinion, but I don't fully agree with you. Sure, the people know what they need and want, but they don't always know how to, or actually move to get what they need and want.
You mention taxation and movements, when taxation gives the money to possibly even more corrupt politicians, while movements are just common folk using their productivity time to voice out, hoping someone would listen to them, not actually using their time and effort to change something.
I respect billionaires, because they know how the world moves, and use the rules they know to achieve success. Their success stems from the service their built leading a bunch of people who wouldn't have provided such services otherwise.
While I do agree the system is rigged, giving money to the people will rig the system too, only before this it was rigged by billionaires who earned that money, now it's rigged by common folk who got that money by force from the government, who aren't guaranteed to know how to best make use of that money. Who is to say that these "people's representatives" won't be as corrupt as what we have now? Politicians we're supposed to be the "people's representatives".
I think the biggest problem is, people just aren't standing up. People complain, protest, but don't put in the action to make the change. Take MeetKevin for example. California is a mess? Become the governor and fix it. Rules are rigged by the rich? Actually learn about candidates and select the good ones, or run yourself.
The reason there's no change is because there are still too many sheep among American, who expect others to do the important things for them. Then they complain about inequality, a rigged system, etc etc.
How is curbing unjustifiable earnings rigging the system?
People often talk about "the system" like it's a fixed set of sacred rules that magically provide the optimal results for mankind. Many people therefore perceive changing the system as something that must be negative.
Furthermore, many people seem to think of the system as inherently just, leading people to believe that the the money billionaires make has to be a fair reflection of their relative contribution.
In reality the system is just what policy makers decide it to be and it is subject to constant change.
The world's richest people make this much money not by working millions of times harder than the rest of us, but by coming up with all sorts of ways to influence policy makers to enact policies in their favour.
Governments can also be corrupted but I am not sure how that is supposed to be worse than having billionaires in power. Billionaires are definitely "corrupt" in that sense (spending money to increase their own power rather than improve general wellbeing). Billionaires are also not accountable to the people and cannot be removed from power by democratic means.
You're also implying that billionaire corporations are absolute experts at allocating money, whereas governments hardly know what they are doing. I'd argue an imperfect institution that doesn't always act in your favour is still a lot better than an imperfect institution that definitely doesn't act in your favour.
The Coronavirus pandemic has showed that they don't know either. People like Bill Gates, and Joe Biden are just as clueless as you or I. And the people who do no what's going like Dr. Fauci or Tedros Gebryesus from WHO either have to follow the bosses playbook or have their advice fall on deaf ears. If anything crises like these should be tackled collectively and democratically. Two heads are better than one.
would you rather your money go to chairty where it can be used more effectivly or those incompetent fools called politicians,
with regulation climate change would never have got this bad its entirely their fault.
So glad more people are speaking out about this.
"How can you hate Bezos? He donates so much to charity and towards fighting climate change."
Don't care, do more.
Im willing to bet the charity donates the money back to him.
Those donations are more of a "don't tax me here either, nerds. LOL"
Internationale song said it well:
"Although they offer us concessions, change will not come from above"
I'm so glad I continued following your channel. I remember your discussion of the Bill Gates book and, as a leftist anti-capitalist, it gave me pause. Much credit to you for your open discussion of this issue!
Same with me, I'm glad that OCC realised it and openly told about it.
@linkin pop it's like a propaganda of Bill Gates and it prevents ppl from taking actual steps to reduce climate change instead thinking that capitalists are like Gods with them making millions of dollars of donations and funding silver bullet solutions, which won't really work.
@@suprithAnCom I'm honestly ashamed that I ever bought the book
@@ethanherxmedia don't be ashamed, it's good that you realised at least now, and many people might not yet realised, and believed what's in the book.
When book was released and I saw about it in bill Gates RUclips channel, I really thought why should people pay for a propaganda book, anyway he made that book to keep more of his money or to get his image white washed (or green washed), he could have anyway given that book for free
@@suprithAnCom do you have any recommendations for good books about climate that aren't blatant propaganda?
I am commenting for the algorithm . I watch all of your videos . They are very good . Keep it up .
Can you please do a video about strong towns and how American car dependent suburbs are a Ponzi scheme?
There’s already one by not just bikes, definitely a better channel than this one in my opinion
@@pasticcinideliziosi1259 exactly. I love that video, and I love NJB's content to pieces. I'd just like to see other channels spreading the message among many more videos hopefully reaching more audiences.
Great Video OCC! Keep up the good work.
RUclips is trying to suppress content critical of the status quo. Please make sure to share this video so that everyone will know what is going on!
"When billionaires make charitable donations they can write off that amount off their taxes"
When you compare a guy who's figured out how to build something productive worth billions of dollars against the kind of ineptness, corruption, and frankly malfeasance we see from the government, it seems to me the billionaire using his money charitably would be vastly more efficient and productive than what the government would do with that money. That's true for all of us but on a far grander scale with someone with a proven track record of success.
I always like to come back to the story of how LA government wanted to help homelessness by pitching tents. A year behind schedule they finally managed to pitch 50 tents, with the total taxpayer bill coming to around 60,000 dollars per tent…
Give an entrepreneur that kind of money and they’ll be able to feed hundreds, provide jobs for hundreds more, boost the local economy, and come out with more money than you gave them
@@catfunt5583 Thing is, you wouldn't have to *give* the entrepreneur that money. The entrepreneur however does have to give that money to the government, which promptly wastes it and takes more. That's why government has to be kept to a minimum. You're never as careful spending someone else's money as you are spending your own.
And build Foundation charity organisation to money laundering
@@MegaDiddlemaus Anything a billionaire does with his money is likely to be far more productive than anything the government does with it. That is certainly true in the US, probably most countries as well. In the US tax money is spent on paper shuffling bureaucracies, paying people to be unproductive, and building bombs to drop on the world. The exact opposite of what a billionaire would do.
People love defending billionaires bc it keeps their fantasy of being one alive…
Great video. It is totally spot on. This is what I have been thinking for sometime now.
Thank You for being honest, and not being just greedy behind money
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Your videos are AMAZING!!!Keep it up!! I could not agree more with all of them!
This video paints Elon Musk completely wrong... The guy literally has a company trying to solve carbon emissions AKA Tesla. That's the reason behind the carbon capture fund. Videos like this completly miss the mark on his intentions.
And comparing donations to net worth (particularly the top richest persons in the world) is misleading due to their wealth being tied to company stock... They cant just sell it, its not money in their bank account. The video is a bit misleading overall.
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thank you for keeping me up to date
Hey OCC, have you considered publishing your content on the open-source, ad-free, decentralized platform called Odyssee?
Haha, Idk if he is anti-capitalism or smth but it seems so. Still I don't think he would change to another platform because he gets money here. On a platform owned by a billionaire. Man, lately my hate against this hypocritical world is growing...
@@leonard0104 Friend do you know you also in this billion dollars web, isn't you also a hypocrite? In addition, not everyone born in a nuture environment include stable financial to give out "free" work. I think you are being unfair.
@@letung9267 I dont have a problem with rich people. So that is why I am not a hypocrite, at least not in this point. Also I am not criticizing OCC, I am criticizing the viewers who SAY they "love this channel" and "support those views" yet 280.000 people are not generous enough to make ONE dude, who (different from others) actually DOES smth in the world and enlightens and educates people, pay his bills.
I just see a lot of hyporitical GOOD people lately and I hate it. If you hate against other people and do not really do something yourself (against those "evil people" or better something good) in my opinion you are just trying to do yourself and your conscience a pleasure by being a hypocrite "good person".
everything what "seems good" is being supported. for example socialism. like, do people realize socialism NEVER worked out in the past and rn? look at venezuela, and why dont we have a soviet union and so on. it just does not work. capitalism and even social-capitalism brought so much benefits, progress and wealth to people. or do you want to live in a world like in the middle ages (not that they had socialism there lol idk).
I think people are just unhappy but attack the wrong targets. they hate against so many things which are so unnessasary. taking away money from the rich for example wont help. Give it to the rest, the "poor people" and in a view years the money will be back with the rich.
That is how I think it works. People innovating and bringing people good will be benefited with money. if you dont want them to get rewarded they would not do such things or there would not even be a drive to make the earth a greater place or push humanity.
Idk if I am being unfair. Was nice reading your answer tho
@@leonard0104 i resonate with this comment quite a bit
@@leonard0104 the thing is Not give money to the poor so that they send it back to the rich like you said, its to invest this money on things like free healthcare, free school, free housing etc, so that the poor can have à better future life and better help the country
Thank you so much for your content, it's always very informative and well explained
Tax them 70% for sake of our poor comrades and the planet
Such an important video. Not a fan of all these billionaires dictating our future existence. Specifically speaking, my perception of Bill Gates has completely changed in the last several weeks. How he bluntly answered no to sharing vaccine related information revealed a lot about him. But thank you so much for bringing awareness and sharing dark truths about the system we are apart of. It's a huge step forward to start talking about topics like these and sharing real facts. Much appreciate what you're doing.
Recently just watched a video by Some More News about how Elon Musk is not your friend. I'm so tired of people idolizing him as some sort of savior when it's quite the opposite. Thank you for making this video, people really need to stop putting these billionaires on a pedestal because they just want infinite wealth and growth at the expense of anyone but themselves.
What je did wrong?
@@aaang123456 This.
Hey man, real respect for you speaking about your regret for self-censoring for Bill Gate's book. I know that wouldn't be helpful to you on the algorithm, but it's appreciated a lot. 🤟👍
Is only Johnny Harris could do the same, which Hbomberguy made an elaborate video pointing out his affiliation to the World Economic Forum.
Whenever somebody does something, there’s ALWAYS a second reason
If people don’t see that, they’ll always be manipulated and controlled, until they have no choice
Billionaires will never save us for one simple reason:
It's because they don't profit from it.
So we must find a way to make it profitable.
@@heinrichvonschnitzel8600 How? Theres only two profits they care fore and thats "money and power". And we as individuals don't have anywhere near as much as they do.
Great video, thank you very much! And admitting your regret about the sponsorship from Bill Gates' book is courageous.
Quick comparison. 1 million seconds = 11,5 days. 1 billion seconds = roughly 31,5 years.
Thanks for another excellent video.
Thanks. Now I know 11.5 days times x1000 is 11574 days.
all this philanthropy is marketing , it is just the money that these giant companies would otherwise spend on commercials.
I hope everybody understands this - you're being marketed to
Yes very true
people don't seem to understand. these people do not have to do anything, but still, they choose to. beggars can't be choosers
By your answer I can see you have not seen the full video
being born form a wealthy family I was always against the idea of my parents donating hundreds of million because it doesn't help the poor in any way but just a false sense of hope, they told me it's for their own interest and imagines, I never think it helps anybody in the long term, turns out that's just the case, if they really want to help they should've change the industry instead of how they can manipulate where the money goes
$10 billion/0.51% = $2 trillion. Someone messed up their math by an order of magnitude
i bet most of us, including me, dont even donate 1% of our wealth. why hold billionaires accountable?
Also he is talking about net worth
Because its the billionaires that did most of the pollution and normal people like us have no money or power to change anything (Unless we do it with violence) , while all the billionaires on the planet could save us they don't want to because the only thing they care about is profit and short term profit so all the long term investment that ecology ask is Not in there interest
you want to pay for the damages?
@@quaesitor6428 who do you think mines the raw ressources to extreme numbers, who do you think over produces all the product you find on the market, who do you think advertise all these products to the masses , yes everyone is at fault but some are WAY more than others
oh cool the other guy deleted his comment
have a mom who thinks rich people are good save me
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Good mom lol
I am one of those people who think that, I have to say I don't like Jeff Bezos, but I do like Bill Gates and Elon Musk. Tesla is working on a world with electric cars and Bill Gates is retired from Microsoft just to focus on all the problems in the world. Yeah maybe they don't give a lot to operations, but do you give away 1% of your income to world problems I don't think so and they do!
@@mathiasbrosens3339 did you even watch the video buddy
@@nobodygrognak3087 Yes I did, but in my opinion it looks like he picks faults from some billionaires and generalizes it. I don't believe Elon Musk or Bill Gates are giving away money pure for status they have a certain vision and there is nothing wrong about that
Did you not do a Bill Gates ad in a recent previous vid? Anyhow, glad you've come to your senses! You have one of the best channels!
Excellently put together! Keep it up!
Great video. Thanks for making this!
Thanks for making a video on this topic. Really appreciate the way you reflect on the Bill Gates sponsorship.
Keep up the great work man, you're videos are so interesting and inspiring. We have to make the difference.
Except for a few bits at the end that I dont 100% agree with, this must be one of your masterpieces!!!
You can quote me on this- People benefiting from your misery won't help you end it; no matter that it seems they are.
Unlikely to convince 7 billion people this is a good thing to fight for before its too late
Looks like were just going to run the earth into oblivion
This video is important, extremely thought out and well layered. Billionaires need to be stopped
How cool it would be to get food and just talk about everything with you hahahhaha 😂
depends on if you agree with him or not
@@harrue even so a respectful debate is a lot of fun
@@ivypellerin3166 i agree. We can trully learn a lot about ourselves and others. :)
One flaw is this video is that your net worth isn't how much money you have. It counts all assets which includes non-liquid assets. If you own a billion dollar company it doesn't mean you have a $1 billion in cash. I understand agree with the premise of the video, but the math misleading at best. Wealth isn't a 1:1 ratio to cash.
Yeah, this is heavily biased video, I don't know about others, but
bill gates has donated about $50 billion in his lifetime, he also won't be leaving anything behind for his kids, all his wealth will be donated.
that's just the stuff I know since I was interested in his character after reading his biography in school.
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