PugJesusArmored samurai posing for a photo, Meiji-era Japan, ~1880
🏳️🌈Jamez Re!nert🏳️🌈#Trump proves once again he's just a #Nazi preaching eugenics.
#Fascists are #UpperClass / #EpsteinClass.
Time for a #ClassWar
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Wealthy industrialists (and goat) in Telemark, Norway, 1907
Family of wealthy industrialist Christoph Friedrich Fanck at the beach, Germany, ~1900
Family (complete with dogs) of wealthy industrialist Christoph Friedrich Fanck, Germany, 1898
D3@d billionaires don't r@p3 kids!
3x3cut10n is the solution!
The #UpperClass is the #EpsteinClass
#NoWar but #ClassWar
#AntiFascism is #AntiCapitalist
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WIST QuotationsNothing incites to money-crimes like great poverty or great wealth.
Mark Twain (1835-1910) American writer [pseud. of Samuel Clemens]
Quoted in Merle Johnson, ed., More Maxims of Mark (1927)
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Twain, Mark - Quoted in Merle Johnson, ed., More Maxims of Mark (1927) | WIST Quotations
Nothing incites to money-crimes like great poverty or great wealth. Not found in a primary source. Johnson was a rare book collector who published the first thorough bibliography of Twain's works in 1910. His 1927 work is a 15-page pamphlet, generally considered authentic by scholars, but it provides no other…
A quotation from George Orwell
One ought not to pay any attention to Hitler’s recent line of talk about being the friend of the poor man, the enemy of plutocracy, etc etc. Hitler’s real self is in Mein Kampf, and in his actions. He has never persecuted the rich, except when they were Jews or when they tried actively to oppose him. He stands for a centralised economy which robs the capitalist of most of his power but leaves the structure of society much as before. The State controls industry, but there are still rich and poor, masters and men. Therefore, as against genuine Socialism, the moneyed class have always been on his side. This was crystal clear at the time of the Spanish civil war, and clear again at the time when France surrendered. Hitler’s puppet government are not working men, but a gang of bankers, gaga generals and corrupt right-wing politicians.George Orwell (1903-1950) English journalist, essayist, writer [pseud. of Eric Arthur Blair]
Essay (1941-02-19), “The Lion and the Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius,” Part 2 “Shopkeepers at War,” sec. 3, The Searchlight Books [ed. Fyvel and Orwell]
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Orwell, George - Essay (1941-02-19), "The Lion and the Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius," Part 2 "Shopkeepers at War," sec. 3, The Searchlight Books [ed. Fyvel and Orwell] | WIST Quotations
One ought not to pay any attention to Hitler’s recent line of talk about being the friend of the poor man, the enemy of plutocracy, etc etc. Hitler’s real self is in Mein Kampf, and in his actions. He has never persecuted the rich, except when they were Jews or…