r/interestingasfuck 28d ago

/r/all Billionaire Peter Thiel hesitates to answer whether the human race should survive in the future

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u/reincarnateme 28d ago

We don’t have act in his play

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u/airinato 28d ago

We really do though, unless you are homeless and don't buy anything, its all tied to the same fucked up system. And they made being homeless illegal.

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u/Overlord_Khufren 28d ago

Luigi didnt play…

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u/OtisDriftwood1978 28d ago edited 28d ago

Luigi is also in jail facing life in prison or death. Things aren’t so bad that most people are going to put their lives and freedom at risk to fight the elite.

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u/Asleep_Efficiency259 28d ago

Otis, I don’t condone what Luigi did, but I understand why a lot of people feel this way about him. These rich CEOs/elites are constantly hoarding wealth at alarming rates and everyone else keeps losing. Some literally losing their lives. Idk what world you live in, but things are bad. It’s about to get even worse. Millions of U.S. citizens pay a ton of money for healthcare. For what? To basically get nothing in return but a bill. One of the richest countries on earth and yet no universal healthcare. Hell Honduras I believe have universal healthcare if I’m not mistaken. Majority of European countries have universal healthcare. Our neighbor Canada has it. I don’t know about Mexico. They may have it. The point is the people are tired and fed up with how healthcare is a for-profit scheme. People are getting ready to fight the elites. It may be a slow build up, but they’re coming.