Message from @Fitzydog
Discord ID: 442810303634210816
how rich is he?
apparently 185 million
i did not know that
where does he get all his money
i'm looking into it right now
probably inheritance
Oy vey
"Spencer has raked in the big bucks while being an alt-right figurehead. Between September 2016 and September 2017, he was able to bring in an incredible $58 million. Spencer has lucrative deals, as well as various endorsements, stock investments, and substantial property holdings. His family owns a 5,200-acre cotton and corn farm in a rural area of Louisiana, and Spencer has been listed as an absentee landlord of this farm, likely worth millions. Between the years 2008 and 2015, the business received $2 million in federal farm subsidies."
imagine that, Richard Spencer owning a cotton farm
his family owns a cotton farm...
guy's got some nerve
HMMMMMM
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@Ruggwain you’re not a true roach, you got dem greek blood in you
no u
my family is half selcuk half southern arab mixture
he just never goes outside
kek what ddog said
>never go outside
What are you? A haram girl?
😉
nah I just used to live in the middle of nowhere
there was literally nowhere to go
Lol
kek fitz on point XDDDD
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@Fitzydog too bad there’s no such thing as free labor
Slaves are expensive to maintain, for real. It's cheaper to give them a smaller wage for only 8hrs work
Ye
But @Fitzydog MUH WAGE SLAVERY
MUH WORLDWIDE REVOLUTION OF THR PROLATERIATE NOW
actually illegal immigrants are probably the best in terms of exploitation, which is why it never ceases to amaze me why the "left" advocates for it
The left advocating for slavery....
Hmmmmmm
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They always try to take the moral high ground.
Somehow they're always worse than anything the right does.
because the "left" doesn't actually care about people
Slavery was never abolished, it was only extended to include all the colors.
And that's not to say that the right comes out smelling like a rose, they're not always the best and brightest either.
it's the feels of "they're just trying to make a better life for themselves" by working under the table, with no rights, for peanuts, preventing an actual legal immigrant from taking that work
There were some people arguing that idea H4
that wage slavary was worse than actual slavary.
That you're now given the illusion of freedom, without guaranteed housing and food.