Anonymous #1 3w

Whites are overrepresented. Whites are even more overrepresented on a global scale to a monstrous scale.

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Anonymous #2 3w

Yea bro

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Anonymous OP 3w

Yeah this graph doesn’t explain that

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Anonymous #3 3w

Why? They aren’t white?

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Anonymous OP 3w

Bc it’s disingenuous to say “white people hold much more of the worlds wealth” while including the 4 white guys that hold 90% of the worlds wealth. It’s less about race and more about all of us vs the top 1%

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Anonymous #1 3w

It kinda does. Whites are 60% of the population with almost 90% of the wealth. On a global scale, it exponentially looks worse. Jews get alot of flack but whites are the real culprits.

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Anonymous #3 3w

Like sure let’s break down the 10% of wealth the rest of us have and talk about systemic inequality within incomes that way, but we can’t really compare it with the billionaires in here

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Anonymous #3 3w

Look at the graph bro, its clearly about race. If it wasn’t about race, there wouldn’t be a massive difference.

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Anonymous #3 3w

Even breaking it down by billionaires, whites stick out like a sore thumb

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Anonymous OP 3w

Stick out? Yes. Tower over everyone else and dwarfing their incomes? No

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Anonymous OP 3w

Bro this only shows the wealth distribution, not the population measure

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Anonymous #3 3w

Yes it does haha. Its almost parasitic.

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Anonymous #1 3w

Bro everyone knows the population statistics. Look it up on the US census if you don’t know.

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Anonymous OP 3w

Show me a graph broken down into race without the worlds top earners on it then. Prove your point

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Anonymous OP 3w

Not true you are giving wayyyy too much credit to the uneducated

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Anonymous #3 3w

trying to ignore the racial dynamics at play in class politics isn’t smart. no doubt, there are A LOT of poor white people with valid complaints about the system, but there’s also a reason there’s an over-representation of white people when you look at how many billionaires and millionaires there are.

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Anonymous OP 3w

Bc at least in the US, it really really doesn’t. There’s an undeniable difference, and systemic change that NEEDS to happen. But let’s not forget the largest wage gap is between working class vs billionaires, not between races.

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Anonymous #2 3w

Before 1989 this is only worse tbh

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Anonymous #3 3w

Factually its between races.

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Anonymous woodyguthrie 3w

Oh ofc I’m never denying that. Read the reply I made right as you posted this and I think it explains my point best

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Anonymous OP 3w

Here have a meme I think examining it critically will help you

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Anonymous #3 3w

Notice the white guy in the middle?

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Anonymous OP 3w

You’ve gotta be a troll or genuinely have a room temp IQ

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Anonymous #3 3w

Just asking a question

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Anonymous OP 3w

Ok let me break it down real slow for you The problem is NOT there’s a white guy in the middle The problem IS there’s a guy in the middle

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Anonymous #3 3w

Sorry, but I can clearly see the guy in the middle is white and this is because of a real reason.

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Anonymous OP 3w

Room temp IQ. Got it. Enjoy the rest of your evening friend

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Anonymous #3 3w

Keep being blind while a white hoards all cookies 🤡

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Anonymous OP 3w

That doesn’t matter when it isn’t factored in at all on the graph 💀

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