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Ex-Woke, Ex-Leftist, Ex-Nonbinary | Current advocate for the secular liberal right | Fellow @ObjStdInstitute, Contributor @FreeBlckThought
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Kiyah Willis Verified account @kiyahwillis
Dear new followers,

I'm pro-classical (true) liberalism, individualism, capitalism, Western Civilization, 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦

I'm anti-authoritarianism (fascism, communism, socialism, theocratism, monarchism, etc), collectivism,🇷🇺🇵🇸🇮🇷

Just a heads up on what to expect!
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Kiyah Willis Verified account @kiyahwillis
Hey @BernieSanders, why don't you advocate for eliminating regulations and zoning laws that prevent rich people from investing their resources into building more housing?

That would be the one way to actually bring down prices but you seem to be against that 🤔
Bernie Sanders Verified account @BernieSanders 1d
In the richest country on Earth, starter homes now cost $1 million in a record 242 U.S. cities.

The median first-time homebuyer is now 40 years old — up from 28 in the early 1990s.

Unacceptable.

Instead of investing in endless wars, we should invest in affordable housing.
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Kiyah Willis Verified account @kiyahwillis
Your daily reminder that we already spend way more than $2 trillion/year on “poverty” and people are still poor
Your Daily Cents Verified account @YourDailyCentss 2d
By the way, a tax of up to 5% on the world’s multi-millionaires and billionaires could raise $1.7 trillion/year.

That would be enough to lift 2 billion people out of poverty and fund a global plan to end hunger.

We can't afford NOT to tax the rich.
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Kiyah Willis Verified account @kiyahwillis
This is a lie, no one actually starves to death in the US from poverty

The affordability crisis is pretty much entirely people wanting a certain level of luxury they can't afford afford, which is fair to some degree

But let's not pretend we’re a third world country
Mr. Keynes Verified account @TyKeynes 2d
Capitalism has reached the point where having a job is no longer sufficient evidence that you deserve to eat.
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