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Cake day: January 12th, 2026

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  • All across the internet, every day for the past 3-4 years, I’m making articulate and reasonable arguments as to how and why we working masses need to eat the rich asap.

    I’m playing the long game.

    If my actions can have even the slightest effect on pushing the working class across the planet to revolt against the billionaires, then I will die a happy man. Organised militant resistance is the only way.

    We outnumber them at least 100 to 1 and they know it, they’re terrified of it. And the recent revolutions, mostly led by the youth, in Nepal, Madagascar, Bulgaria etc give me hope. I don’t know if the people will really win in those countries, but the fact that they throw off their oppressors gives me hope and inspiration.

    Every worker deserves to understand our common class interests and the constant and increasing class warfare we’re all subjected to. No more left and right thinking, only the billionaires and their lapdog politicians vs the rest of us.

    Spreading this message is my life’s work 💪 eat the rich asap obvsly 🔥












  • Well said. Yes, we already live in socialism, just that it’s socialism for the wealthy with harsh austerity for the rest of us.

    I agree with everything you say there. It sounds more and more like a return to feudalism everytime I think about it.

    The wealthy are literally trying to price working people out of existence. This is one of many forms of increasing class warfare we’re forced to endure.

    Certainly the only solution is organised militant resistance 💪 eat the rich asap 🔥



  • Money is a pie, we each get paid with pieces of the pie. Government prints their fiat money, but unless economic production also increases, their newly printed money just means the pieces of the pie get smaller.

    So you will still get paid in the same amount of pieces of the pie, only they’re smaller now. This is the best way I’ve found to think about inflation. This also helps me to understand how cost of living is generally 3 times as expensive now as it was back in the 70s (for most of the western world). Because money is worth about 3 times less than it was. Because so much God damn fiat money has been printed. Look at those insane Fred charts. 2008 was a massive inflexion point, as was 2020.

    The government printed so much money, so much more than the increased production of economic value, that the pieces of pie that we all get paid in are 3 times smaller than they were 50 years ago. The pie didn’t necessarily get bigger, there’s just more pieces of it.

    And certainly the pie has grown since then, but not as much as they’ve printed in fiat.

    So the amount of money in circulation has increased faster than value has been created. Hence that money being worth less, and it taking more of it to buy the same thing.

    I’m clearly not an economist, but this is how I think about it.