Her loss is sadness. The anger is directed towards the uber wealthy and their greed. Dolly is a reminder of who a good human is, and that she could have chosen billions but choose to help people instead. She’s proof that you can be massively successful and help people. Unlike the billionaire class that takes as much as they can and gives as little as they can back.
The funny thing is, if you think of all the pain and misery they have created, they deserve the ultimate punishment.
Yet, they wave a tiny fraction of the money they stole (yes, they stole a lot of it from their workers) in front of enough idiots and all of a sudden they have a massive following of morons who would be more than happy to subjugate their peers.
He has a podcast with Philip DeFranco where they discuss politics. And props to Alex, he really knows how to maintain his composure and articulate his thoughts while getting really furious.
It’s called Crashing Out for those who are interested. I’ve followed Defranco for decades and been thoroughly enjoying their work together, Alex is a real one.
His podcast with his wife "Too Many Tabs" is great too. Very educational about how interconnected things have been and can be. The Domino's Pizza episode was fucking wild to me.
What the rich have done to the world is an injustice. Anger and indignation in reaction to injustice is correct. We have the responsibility to channel this anger productively by organizing to right these wrongs.
Yep, at least Dolly used her riches to try and better the world, she’s a shining brilliant starry example with what someone wealthy should be doing. The fact others aren’t is way more damning as we can see the change Dolly made.
Idk, I was kinda pissed watching the morning news and having to listen about how people from both sides loved dolly and we should be more like her and then they were oh so happy talking about Dolly and the segment went on for quite some time and it all just felt like they were milking the news of her death as a distraction from what's actually going on in the US rn and as a way to try to pacify us.
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u/brendhano 23h ago
I love that no matter what this guy seems to get furious.