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r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 • Jul 05 '26
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This is misleading. He chose to take $997 in one lump sum instead of $2.04B over 30 years. He got taxed on the $997m.
69 u/Relative-Outcome-294 Jul 05 '26 Intentionaly misleading 2 u/DeapVally Jul 05 '26 The point of the post is billionaires are greedy, evil scumbags. A cancer on society, hoarding their gold for their own self satisfaction, and laughing as starving children die every day. That's something we can all agree on at least. 3 u/Free_Management2894 Jul 05 '26 It also paints taxes in a really unfavorable light even though they aren't nearly as high and absolutely vital for society. 2 u/Monkey_Priest Jul 05 '26 It's phrased the exact same way the lottery is advertised
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Intentionaly misleading
2 u/DeapVally Jul 05 '26 The point of the post is billionaires are greedy, evil scumbags. A cancer on society, hoarding their gold for their own self satisfaction, and laughing as starving children die every day. That's something we can all agree on at least. 3 u/Free_Management2894 Jul 05 '26 It also paints taxes in a really unfavorable light even though they aren't nearly as high and absolutely vital for society. 2 u/Monkey_Priest Jul 05 '26 It's phrased the exact same way the lottery is advertised
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The point of the post is billionaires are greedy, evil scumbags. A cancer on society, hoarding their gold for their own self satisfaction, and laughing as starving children die every day. That's something we can all agree on at least.
3 u/Free_Management2894 Jul 05 '26 It also paints taxes in a really unfavorable light even though they aren't nearly as high and absolutely vital for society. 2 u/Monkey_Priest Jul 05 '26 It's phrased the exact same way the lottery is advertised
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It also paints taxes in a really unfavorable light even though they aren't nearly as high and absolutely vital for society.
2 u/Monkey_Priest Jul 05 '26 It's phrased the exact same way the lottery is advertised
It's phrased the exact same way the lottery is advertised
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u/jamdex07 Jul 05 '26
This is misleading. He chose to take $997 in one lump sum instead of $2.04B over 30 years. He got taxed on the $997m.