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This is a huge red herring. Why are we going after celebrities? Unless those celebrities are Taylor Swift or Paris Hilton or any celebrity billionaire they're on our side. The only war is class war. As someone whose net worth is negative, I have more in common with Brian Cranston and Zendaya than any of the billionaires class who we should actually be fighting.
I don't know if OP is doing this on purpose or not but posts like this help the enemy. This kind of thing feels really suspicious. Like it's really trying to point at left leaning actors that speak out against the billionaire class during the Oscars or whatever.
Yep. The difference between 1billion and 1million is typically rounded to 1billion.
So from the Epstein class POV, indeed not much difference between celebrities and commoners. They just have more followers.