When Warren Buffett, an ultra-billionaire who pays less tax to America than his secretary, said that the class struggle still exists, the only difference is that the rich won, then it becomes clearer what is meant by that when it is pointed out that 2% of the powerful have our collective destiny in their hands
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When Warren Buffett, an ultra-billionaire who pays less tax to America than his secretary, said that the class struggle still exists, the only difference is that the rich won, then it becomes clearer what is meant by that when it is pointed out that 2% of the powerful have our collective destiny in their hands