Comments on: Bill Gates recommends 5 good books for a lousy year

By: RLVC

RLVC — Thu, 17 Dec 2020 23:12:40 +0000

A man worth almost $120 billion tells small businesses to lockdown. He deserves nothing but cold fury and contempt for his arrogance. From teachers to Dr Fauci each and every proponent of hard lockdowns have maintained their incomes and lifestyles while millions lose jobs and businesses. ‘Effin bastards.

It's a good investment.

By: Harry Jones

Harry Jones — Tue, 15 Dec 2020 10:16:52 +0000

Those who have made it to the top will always try to keep the rest in their place, in order to keep what they have. That’s human nature.

There is no such thing as fairness. Freedom is opportunity, and opportunity is temporary and localized. All laws are crafted to serve the interests of the lawmakers. All rebellions are crafted to serve the interests of the rebels. Justice is just a word. These are the keys to understanding all politics.

By: Wang Wei Lin

Wang Wei Lin — Tue, 15 Dec 2020 03:43:26 +0000

A man worth almost $120 billion tells small businesses to lockdown. He deserves nothing but cold fury and contempt for his arrogance. From teachers to Dr Fauci each and every proponent of hard lockdowns have maintained their incomes and lifestyles while millions lose jobs and businesses. ‘Effin bastards.

By: Gavin Longmuir

Gavin Longmuir — Mon, 14 Dec 2020 16:34:23 +0000

Bill Gates’ own words on why he (or his flunkie) is recommending these books:

“Like many white people, I’ve tried to deepen my understanding of systemic racism in recent months.”

“The fear and anxiety they [WWII Blitzed Brits] felt—while much more severe than what we’re experiencing with COVID-19—sounded familiar.”

Bill, you cuckold, you really have lost the plot.

By: Kentucky Headhunter

Kentucky Headhunter — Mon, 14 Dec 2020 13:24:39 +0000

Bill Gates’ favorite book is “To Serve Man”. You’ll find it listed under cookbooks at Amazon.