Billionaires and corporations are accused of fuelling economic inequality while positioning themselves to avoid public backlash.
The claims were analysed during a segment on The Jimmy Dore Show which focused on taxation, wealth concentration and labour conditions.
Dore argued that recent comments by Jeff Bezos supporting lower taxes for low-income Americans reflected growing concern among elites about social unrest, while also criticising Amazon over worker pay, turnover rates and alleged treatment of warehouse staff.
The discussion also targeted globalist investment giant BlackRock and its chief executive Larry Fink, with Dore claiming corporate and political power had become increasingly concentrated among a small group of global firms and billionaires.
Throughout the segment, Dore linked rising inequality, automation, artificial intelligence and universal basic income proposals to broader fears about economic instability and social control.
This is a must watch and Jimmy Dore breaks it down in 20 min. Personally, I do not use Amazon, the guy has misappropriated the name of the largest river in the world without so much as a ‘by your leave’ and online shopping is creating a tsunami of plastic, polystyrene and cardboard wrapping and packaging materials (supplied by NZ’s richest oligarch). Online shopping, a big, community destroying con. Bezos slips up with the ‘letters from grateful mums’ story though, nobody writes letters any more because the postal service doesn’t deliver. They just dump the mail behind a warehouse somewhere, unless it’s bills.