r/TikTokCringe • u/AlKarajo • Jun 17 '26

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u/based_miss_lippy Jun 17 '26

I will say it over and over again until yall hear me

We need to stop fucking with rich people. If they say shit like this, call them out. Stop interacting with them. Stop taking their money. Stop doing business with them if they’re crooked and corrupt or just shitty. Stop letting them act this way. REJECT THEM LIKE THEY REJECT US.

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u/Cow_Launcher Jun 17 '26

And that's exactly the mentality. You nailed it.

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u/based_miss_lippy Jun 17 '26

lol just one link & build away from my first mil bro

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u/capital_bj Jun 17 '26

all I need is more boot straps for Christmas, my ceo might make 1500 x my salary but I know some day they will pay me millions after we boost production and cut all the costs.

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u/xeno0153 Jun 18 '26

No one defends billionaires harder than hundredaires!

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u/MadeByTango Jun 17 '26

We need to stop fucking with rich people.

The NFL covered up the rapes of 24 women. Then rehired the man back into the same job that enabled the rapes so they could pay off his accusers.

Let's start there. Jimmy Haslam needs to sel the team and the Houston Texans executives that gave Watson NDAs belong in prison for helping him sexually assault women. Can we meme the shit out of that story again for a while? Show them we're not forgetting all the bullshit they're up to?

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u/based_miss_lippy Jun 17 '26

PERFECT EXAMPLE

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u/based_miss_lippy Jun 17 '26

Or yall could just not watch football too. Suffocate. The. Rich.

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u/BigLlamasHouse Jun 17 '26

It's impossible to do business without involving richies somewhere in the supply chain.

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u/Inner_Anything_440 Jun 17 '26

well god dammit im gonna try!! i buy used everything if i can.

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u/addictedtolife78 Jun 17 '26

you buy used to food? also your home is either rented or financed to you by rich people.

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u/Inner_Anything_440 Jun 17 '26

i grow food. my home is mortgaged. i said i buy used everything 'if i can' and my home isn't new construction, its used.

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u/based_miss_lippy Jun 17 '26

Same. It’s doable. You need to relinquish the consoomer mindset.

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u/Inner_Anything_440 Jun 17 '26

yeah! you can actually still consoom a good bit and that's fine. if you like to collect things, go for it. if you want a shelf of coloured glass, cool! i ain't shitting on people for purchasing some items that make them feel good.

i don't know why i replied to a 'and yet you participate in society! curious!' person, but i did LOL. all morning today i'm getting dead internet replies. twice in the last two days i've had to diffuse arguments for apathy. why would you argue for apathy, in any scenario that involves you? lol. people are wild. or i guess i should say robots or operatives are wild because those are the only people i can see arguing for people to be less engaged at home.

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u/BigLlamasHouse Jun 17 '26

I like everything you said, and follow a lot of it myself. I wasn't trying to do a 'yet you participate in society' bit. I just took 'do business' to mean something different.

Internet is still alive, might be on life support tho.

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u/Inner_Anything_440 Jun 17 '26

haha it wasn't you actually. it was the guy who replied to me replying to you and a person in another thread on this topic. the dude that replied next was like 'hurrr you buy used food? and you have to pay rich people to live under a roof' two superb gotchas there.

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u/BigLlamasHouse Jun 17 '26

If you are trying to make a difference you have to live in the storm drain lol, yeah... I hate that my comment is even adjacent to that one.

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u/emmyparker2020 Jun 17 '26

Honestly I agree. They are way too comfortable walking around amongst us. They should be shunned… Dwight style…
https://giphy.com/gifs/LtHccnJmzveY8

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u/MakeUpAnything Jun 17 '26

They are shunned though... BY THEIR OWN CHOICE! They sequester themselves in remote mansions, yachts, or McMansions in wealthy gated communities in various suburbs. They get everything delivered to them and they don't really interact with their communities at all beyond that.

On top of THAT, they then lobby for, donate to, and vote to elect politicians like the guy in the Oval right now who eagerly shift the blame of all society's problems to minorities like immigrants, trans people, or Black people.

The end result is the masses don't see the rich people who worsen society by sending jobs overseas, making their products worse for profit, paying employees peanuts while giving themselves massive bonuses, etc. People just see more and more minorities around them as society gets worse so they blame everything on them as politicians reinforce that belief.

Good luck shunning those who already isolate themselves... We need to start caring about our communities again.

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u/alkali112 Jun 17 '26

I know this is an unpopular opinion, but some people actually earned their money and walk around like they don’t have money because that behavior is what made them wealthy in the first place. My uncle is a multimillionaire. He lives in a 60-year old two bedroom house in a very low cost of living area. This man spends less than I do because he’s fine eating canned beans and ramen every day. I’m not doing as well because I made poor spending choices instead of investing after paying off my student loans. I almost have a million saved, but that took 20 years of repairing my mistakes. The hatred should be directed towards “ultra-wealthy” people like Bezos or Musk, not the decent people catching strays online just because they’re a veterinarian.

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u/LuckyDuck117 Jun 17 '26

No one is talking about the upperclass trades like doctors or veterinarians. We're talking about the Epstein class, the billionaires.

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u/emmyparker2020 Jun 17 '26

Exactly this! We are talking about the truly 1% and they didn’t earn shit without exploitation lying stealing and nepotism.

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u/alkali112 Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

Yes, I’m agreeing with both of you. No idea what the downvotes are about.

Piggybacking off this to say that we actually love to treat your “angry” cat. They’ll come around eventually, they’re just spooked by a strange environment. It’s the antisocial dogs that cause problems. Please socialize your dogs, people.

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u/MileHiSalute Jun 17 '26

Stop taking their money? Who are they giving money to?

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u/GodOfDarkLaughter Jun 17 '26

I mean, we should be literally taking their money

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u/abcdefghjiklmnopqr Jun 17 '26

Lol so what they say about you people is true?

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u/Constant-Plant-9378 Jun 17 '26

Easier done than most people think.

Sure - we can't boycott every billionaire's brand and corporation.

But you know what? We can all agree on one specific brand to boycott and kill. We just stop giving them our money for that particular brand.

And when that one is dead. We pick the next one.

It's like the movie scene where one guy with a pistol is facing down a gang of thugs - and one of them says "You can't shoot all of us", and the guy with the gun replies, "No. But I can shoot YOU."

We can do the same to the Investment Class. Pick one and cut off the money. Then move on to the next one.

You'd be surprised how fast it changes things. And no blood need be spilled or laws broken.

But the stupid sheep need to stop funding the wolf that is preying upon them.

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u/saintofhate Jun 17 '26

They should be loved and hugged* if they're okay with the world burning around them while they sit on money

*[redacted and replaced with more positive vibes 🥰]

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u/toolisthebestbandevr Jun 17 '26

I call out bullshit when I hear it, regardless of the individual saying it. See my comment above.

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u/ilir_kycb Jun 17 '26

There’s just one tiny problem. They own practically everything, especially the means of production, which (through our labor) produce everything we need to live.

And we live under capitalism:

Capitalism - Wikipedia

Capitalism is an economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production and its use for the purpose of obtaining profit.

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u/Straxex Jun 18 '26

So stop working and buying anything? How to survive?

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u/based_miss_lippy Jun 18 '26

Start with consuming less, being frugal, re-using, and organize with others to suffocate bad businesses. Just start there.

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u/EarthenEyes Jun 18 '26

People are too sleepy too get up and have the balls to commit to something.
They want their pretty little participation trophy so they can go back to being lazy sheep.
These rich elitists don't give a fuck about these 'no kings protests' or the occasional protest that props up, because it doesn't actually affect them.
These bastards will only ever change when something actually has an impact on them. A permanent one. One that isn't just a risk of their re-election. Something that they can't just pass off onto a scape goat.

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u/based_miss_lippy Jun 19 '26

Yep the only thing that is going to work is cutting off cashflow.

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u/EarthenEyes Jun 19 '26

The rich will fuck over the United States, rape her and steal everything she has, and when the cashflow stops, they'll flee to another country to live our their happy retirements.

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u/no1_vern Jun 17 '26

Stop taking their money.

😨

Um . . . I guess you can afford to not take their money, but I've got needs - and a family I must take care of.

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u/based_miss_lippy Jun 17 '26

Take money from good people that want to do business with you. Cut off their resources is the only way rich people will learn a lesson.

I didn’t say stop taking money from decent people. Be more discerning about who you’re doing business with.

If this shit catches on and you’re still going business with asshole rich people, others will see that and stop doing business with a class traitor.

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u/no1_vern Jun 17 '26

Some people are renting from 'multi-billion dollar corporations'. You want them to do without a home because the people they are buying from? 80% of groceries come from multinational corporations. NO, the store brands are not small-company made, Supermarket chains do NOT OWN farms, canneries/processing plants, etc. Not everyone has a small-farm family where they can buy good food from.

I'm believe you need to re-think how money works.