On “Portlandia,” star Carrie Brownstein frequently poked fun at goofy lefty hippie types. But in real life, she’s apparently one of them.
I don't understand why we don't call this hoarding. The obeisance to unchecked capitalism and materialism is a mental illness. These billionaires are hoarding money, objects, influence, and status. It's not something to celebrate, it's a disease. https://t.co/rAnvCOKVjx
— Carrie Brownstein (@Carrie_Rachel) October 18, 2019
Notice that — like Bernie Sanders, AOC, et al. — Brownstein’s calling out billionaires? Well there might be a pretty good reason for that. Take it away, Jim Treacher:
— Huell Babineaux did nothing wrong (@jtLOL) October 18, 2019
Awkward.
"YOU'RE hoarding. I'M just trying to make a living."
— Huell Babineaux did nothing wrong (@jtLOL) October 18, 2019
I don't begrudge Carrie Brownstein her wealth. I don't want to take away what she has, just because she has much, much more than I do. Envy is corrosive. It can turn even smart, talented people into angry morons.
— Huell Babineaux did nothing wrong (@jtLOL) October 18, 2019
True story.
Envy is a serious character defect.
— Shanon Atlas ?? ? ? ? (@Shrugging_Atlas) October 18, 2019
Evil Rich Person
Noun
1. A person having more money than I do.— MWZH (weapon of war) (@MWZH1) October 18, 2019
"I'm mad because someone has more than I do!"
–@Carrie_Rachel— Grand Admiral Nick (@admiral_nick) October 18, 2019
Doesn't bother me what people do with their own money. I'm not wealthy, but I'd be pretty annoyed if people started bothering me about how I spend my money.
— Caesar Pounce ?️ (@caeser_pounce) October 18, 2019
Since your net worth is $3 million and mine is $30k does that mean you will give me your money?
— Matt Miller (@phatzophillz) October 18, 2019
To a large portion of the world you are equivalent to a billionaire.
— Jordan Cashion (@jordan_cashion) October 18, 2019
May you be wealthy enough one day to understand that work is an important factor in a dignified and meaningful life. May you never be so poor or disabled as to have to purely rely on the kindness of others, or the welfare of the state.
— ❤️ Jayvie ❤️ (@OneFineJay) October 18, 2019
Amen.