Comments by "Deus Ex Homeboy" (@DeusExHomeboy) on "I Asked Bill Gates What's The Next Crisis?" video.

Does he think billionaires hoarding too much of the world's money is a crisis in any way?
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@dreamking893 Please, do go ahead and elaborate to make a point. Tax evasion says hi. Subsidies pushed on actual tax paying citizens says hi. Offshore shell holdings say Wazaaap ma maynnn.
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Dan M I thought you were just making an elaborate "conspiracy nut joke", until I realised you're probably serious. Here's the deal, man: QUADRILLIONS OF FUTURE REALITIES ARE PLAUSIBLE, but ONLY ONE WILL ACTUALLY HAPPEN, and that is ALREADY FIXED (Deterministic). Basically, if you get seduced by any stupid idea and stick to it, your mind is fucked in ways you can't even comprehend because of the dense fog of "being an awoken hero" taking priority over being more in touch with reality.
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Hannibal Barca You forgot to add "Over the course of his life, bit by bit, and getting MORE wealth by doing this, using tax relief claims. IF I was making an extra 500 million dollars in taxe relief money, and chose to donate even 499 million (TO MY OWN CHARITY....), it's still net profit, and people think I'm the nice guy for being a "philanthropist".
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Dan M Why are people just dumbing C+V text walls here and pasting a rando reference link lmao, this smells like a bot.
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@dhruvtukadiya mate I understand that point well. But the amount of goodwill, tax deductions, and business it brings to him pays back MORE than 40 billion $ in value over the years. He's a card carrying capitalist. No "Profit" can EVER be made by paying the workers an equal amount to the value they add. For PROFIT, you MUST ALWAYS pay the workers LESS than their fair share.
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@branthebrave Ever wonder why he's donating it little by little over time?? Instead of just donating the full amount at once, like most of us "financially average" plebs do?
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