All Billionaires Are Evil
They are like the dragons of myths, controlling our world and forcing us to fight their wars.
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Here's the basic shirt. It gets the point across without pinning you down to any religions or ideologies.
There are quite a few billionaires who claim to be Christians, but somehow they think they are the exception to the wisdom of serving two masters. This verse spoke to me and inspired me to create a shirt for myself. Maybe you'd like one too.
I understand the potential paradox about a Buddhist proclaiming anyone as evil. However Buddhism does teach about greed, and how it is is one of the three poisons that lead to evil and suffering.
My Thoughts on Billionaires
For me, there’s a certain responsibility when it comes to being a human. We are are all one family. We are all related. We are all connected. We should all help each other. Billionaires on the other hand, represent the opposite. They are the elite. They represent isolation, separation, and exclusion. They use their positions of power to coerce us into fighting their wars for us. They love to con us into donating our money to charities instead of using their own. They enchant us with the idea that maybe one day we can separate from society and live in isolated luxury just like they do. They are like the dragons of myth sitting on piles of gold while the rest of the village suffers their wrath. It is evil and I am not going to play their stupid game anymore.
This is not an anti-capitalist page. If you are well-to-do, worked hard, and have a net worth in excess of the average person, that’s fantastic and I’m happy for you. The world would be a better place if more people were well off. My focus is on those who have crossed the line into obscene wealth and continue exploiting and plundering in the pursuit of more.
One specific billionaire came up with a plan to end homelessness. He still would have been a billionaire had he followed that plan. But as of today, he hasn’t invested anything in helping anyone except himself. So I’m going to do it. Or at least do what I can. So this is my pledge. 25% of the profits from this site are going to directly to local charities (if I sell a lot of shirts, I will increase my pledge). Charities like local food banks and homeless shelters that are not controlled by CEOs and boards of directors who make high 6 or 7 figure salaries off the donors (like the countless charities and foundations of billionaires).
If you'd like to support this effort without buying anything, I will graciously and anonymously accept bitcoin: bc1q5qekhu29hg6zumqqy60yl8g5h2cd70vdrklehn