#global millionaire

[prideprejudce]

[bipolarmango]

Just because I feel like a ton of people have had to hear this lately. Being privileged ≠ having everything going perfect in your life and having zero problems. Moreover, just because someone is privileged in one way doesn't mean they may not be underprivileged in another way.

Normalize admitting being privileged when you are. I doesn’t automatically make someone a bad person to be privileged in some way. As far as I am concerned, it's more offensive trying to hide the advantages that have helped you in life while others may not have those advantages that admitting you have them. You don't have to be ashamed or constantly apologize, and privileges don't automatically mean you wouldn't be talented, work hard, be smart, or cancel out all your accomplishments, but for fuck's sake, just admit having those privileges.

[jjbizconsult]

The 10 wealthiest cities in BRICS are home to a growing number of billionaires and millionaires. 

[donotdestroy]

Dan Peña - Is Global Warming The Greatest Fraud? - 50 Billion Dollar Man By London Real   

UPDATE: False information

[thatscarletflycatcher]

*looks at the notes on this post*

You were right, OP, people were not ready for this conversation.

Edit: reasons why I hardly ever talk economics/politics/ethics on this website.

I don’t think you’re ready to have an adult conversation about politics until you’re able to admit that there are things you love and enjoy that would not and should not exist in a just world. $8 billion dollar budget movies every other month don’t exist in a just world. New 900 GB AAA video games every year don’t exist in a just world. Next day delivery doesn’t exist in a just world. 80 different soda brands don’t exist in a just world. 

All of those things come from exploitation on some level, and if you wouldn’t trade those for a world where everyone can eat and have a home no matter who they are or what they do, I don’t know what to tell you. 

Edit: I made this comment a few days ago, but since it’s been buried in the 40k notes this post got since then, I’ll repeat it here. I agree that delivery of  medications and other vital supplies are essential! The “Next day delivery” I’m talking about is shit like Amazon that relies on incredibly awful national supply chains. If I had known this post was going to get this much attention, I would have been more explicit. 

[creativemedianews]

Where are millionaires and how is wealth distributed globally?

Where are millionaires and how is wealth distributed globally? #distributedglobally #millionaires #wealth

[oakthefrog]

WHY IS IT SO WARM TODAY

I WAS COLD ALL OF YESTERDAY AND NOW ITS LITERALLY BAKING RIGHT NOW

ITS 7AM :(

[siliconpalms]

Rapid Decline in Millionaires: Insights from the Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2024

Rapid Decline in Millionaires: Insights from the Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2024

The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2024, released by Henley & Partners, provides a comprehensive analysis of global wealth migration trends. The report reveals significant shifts in the movement of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) around the world, highlighting key countries experiencing the greatest losses and gains in millionaire populations. Key Highlights of the Report UK’s Record…

[therocketsinvestment]

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[imjustheretotrytohelp]

People really do not give a fuck about Arab boys and men's lives. For more than a year now we've seen the constant dehumanization of Palestinian men and how their lives are deemed worthless.

I've been talking for a while now about my friend Mahmoud Jomaa (@mahmoudjumaa1238) and his difficulties fundraising for even a small goal. He has been at it since March and only recently reached his first goal after months of stagnation, but now we're back at a stage where he doesn't get anything for days on end.

And when I open his fundraiser to take a look at the progress and how little support he gets, I can't help thinking about how a french cop who killed a 17 years old Algerian boy was able to fundraise 1.6 million euros in around a week. A racist cop can become a millionaire by shooting point blank an Arab boy (named Nahel) in little more than a week but Mahmoud can't raise 20k in 7 months to survive a genocide.

Please let that sink in. Do you realize the violence this difference displays? How much villanization and dehumanization we fostered in the Global North to get here? And yes, it's not only the US, Europe has greatly contributed to the current climate of Anti-Arab hate, which in turns facilitate the current escalation of the genocide of Palestinian people.

That's why I can't believe I still have to come on here and ask people to donate to Mahmoud. Yet it makes sense : people just don't give a shit and that's it. They don't care that he already had to evacuate from the North of Gaza because of the constant attacks. They don't care that he is in an area that is currently very dangerous. They don't care that he lost his house, his university, his friends and family members, he is an Arab man. We shouldn't care, we should instead support the cop or the governments killing them right?

This has to stop, his life is worth that of any of you reading this post. I'm sick and tired of having to ask for people's help and constantly explain what he is going through when I shouldn't have to. He needs money to survive, that's it. That should be enough!

So please, help him. Share, donate and make your own posts to promote his fundraiser. He was supposed to reach 15k last month yet he has been stuck at around 12k for weeks. You CAN change that, so don't stay complacent please!

DONATE HERE

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[s-zephyr]

this is so real. everybody study up and take notes <3

do we get to kill the rich people yet? when do we start killing the rich people

[ayyponine]

not me wanting a relationship just so i can have a diff place to sleep every now n then

[lifeofprosperity]

Explain to me why some people are rich but most are poor and what do I need to do to become wealthy

The distribution of wealth in society is influenced by a complex interplay of factors, and there isn’t a single explanation that applies universally. However, I can provide you with a general overview of some of the factors that contribute to this phenomenon: Income Inequality: Income inequality arises from differences in earnings. Factors such as education, skills, job opportunities, and luck…

[seakclauswinkler]

Hallo Hnw Individuum. Meine Kunst macht nüchterner, freier, männlicher, abgeklärter, hilft reflektieren? Ich habe in meinem Umfeld High Networth Individuals. Mehr Generationen wealth. Haben teilweise kein Kunstwerk von mir weil Ego. Freunde wollen nicht von Freunden kaufen. Gleichzeitig passen wir aufeinander auf, so wie es unterschiedliche Perspektiven zu lassen. Meine Sorge, zu betaisiert, steht bei ihr unterm Pantoffel, zu großen Teilen Blue pill naive was Frauen angeht. Emotional im Denken, allerdings lernfähig. Rastet regelmäßig aus wenn wir reden, ist allerdings optimaler geworden. Weil Ich ihm klargemacht habe wie Beta es ist wenn Männer emotional sind. ‘ fühlen ‘ statt ‘ denken ‘. Schlecht. Wie profitierst Du als Hnwi/ Uhnwi davon? Was hat das mit meiner Kunst, deiner Investion zutun? Du willst doch als grüner Hnwi mit Kindern auf behüteten Privatschulen nicht belehrt werden? Verbunden durch den selben mich an der Zimmerwand. Meine Kunst wird dich (U) Hnwi weniger Beta/ Alpha machen? Meine Kunst wird dir & deinen Frauen das Denken vermitteln jeder kann machen was Er, bzw Sie will? Meine Kunst : ‘ Niemand gehört niemanden. ‘ Meine Kunstwerke werden deine Dna daran erinnern: Frauen = guter Prenup ( verlängern!!!)? Guter Nda: Meine Kunstwerke vermitteln dir & deinen Frauen Freiheit? Bei meinen Gemälden brauch niemand mit einem Fusskettchen dich als gehörnten Zahl Esel vorführen? Durch meine Gemälde braucht dich niemand über Hirsch Kuckuck Anklet Bändelchen visuell wieder mit Trigger fetish reinholen? Meine Kunstwerke, rufen zum fremdgehen, & Pudding mitbringen auf? Meine Kunst erinnert dich, dein Blut, das das Wort Alpha u.a. bedeutet du kommst mit möglicher Untreue klar? #privateequity #angelinvestors #globalinvestors #investors #startupaccelerator #globalization #investmentbankers #siliconvalley #billionaires #venturecapitalist #investornetworks #millionaires #capital #2030ventures #beverlyhills #hnwi #investmentbanking #investornetwork #venturecapital #stayfly #startups #pitchdeck #SEAKClausWinkler #investorpitch #wealthdistribution #investmentadvisor #globalinvestor #globalcapitalnetwork #SEAK #ClausWinkler (hier: Birmenstorf, Aargau) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpm-YjQIsjj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[mariacallous]

In 2024, wealth concentration rose to an all-time high. According to Forbes’ Billionaires List, not only are there more billionaires than ever—2,781—but those billionaires are also richer than ever, with an aggregate worth of $14.2 trillion. This is a trend that looks set to continue unabated. A recent report from the financial data company Altrata estimated that about 1.2 million individuals who are worth more than $5 million will pass on a collective wealth of almost $31 trillion over the next decade.

Discontentment and concern over the consequences of extreme wealth in our society is growing. Senator Bernie Sanders, for instance, stated that the “obscene level of income and wealth inequality in America is a profoundly moral issue.” In a joint op-ed for CNN in 2023, Democratic congresswoman Barbara Lee and Disney heiress Abigail Disney wrote that “extreme wealth inequality is a threat to our economy and democracy.” In 2024, when the board of Tesla put to vote a $56 billion pay package for Elon Musk, some major shareholders voted against it, declaring that such a compensation level was “absurd” and “ridiculous.”

In 2025, the fight against rising wealth inequality will be high on the political agenda. In July 2024, the G20—the world’s 20 biggest economies—agreed to work on a proposal by Brazil to introduce a new global “billionaire tax” that would levy a 2 percent tax on assets worth more than $1 billion. This would raise an estimated $250 billion a year. While this specific proposal was not endorsed in the Rio declaration, the G20 countries agreed that the super rich should be taxed more.

Progressive politicians won’t be the only ones trying to address this problem. In 2025, millionaires themselves will increasingly mobilize and put pressure on political leaders. One such movement is Patriotic Millionaires, a nonpartisan group of multimillionaires who are already publicly campaigning and privately lobbying the American Congress for a guaranteed living wage for all, a fair tax system, and the protection of equal representation. “Millionaires and large corporations—who have benefited most from our country’s assets—should pay a larger percentage of the tab for running the country,” reads their value statement. Members include Abigail Disney, former BlackRock executive Morris Pearl, legal scholar Lawrence Lessig, screenwriter Norman Lear, and investor Lawrence Benenson.

Another example is TaxMeNow, a lobby group founded in 2021 by young multimillionaires in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland which also advocates for higher wealth taxation. Its most famous member is the 32-year old Marlene Engelhorn, descendant of Friedrich Engelhorn, founder of German pharma giant BASF. She recently set up a council made up of 50 randomly selected Austrian citizens to decide what should happen to her €25 million inheritance. “I have inherited a fortune, and therefore power, without having done anything for it,” she said in a statement. “If politicians don’t do their job and redistribute, then I have to redistribute my wealth myself.”

Earlier this year, Patriotic Millionaires, TaxMeNow, Oxfam, and another activist group called Millionaires For Humanity formed a coalition called Proud to Pay More, and addressed a letter to global leaders during the annual gathering of the World Economic Forum in Davos. Signed by hundreds of high-net-worth individuals—including heiress Valerie Rockefeller, actor Simon Pegg, and filmmaker Richard Curtis—the letter stated: “We all know that ‘trickle down economics’ has not translated into reality. Instead it has given us stagnating wages, crumbling infrastructure, failing public services, and destabilized the very institution of democracy.” It concluded: “We ask you to take this necessary and inevitable step before it’s too late. Make your countries proud. Tax extreme wealth.” In 2025, thanks to the nascent movement of activist millionaires, these calls will grow even louder.