Sir Jeff Branson calls for free cash for all this Independence day

Jamie Logan
  English plutocrat sir Jeff Branson was on CNBC pushing his brand and himself and called out president Trump and the need for a universal basic income to fi inequality. Now the idea of this is ludicrous and perhaps these super plutocrats realize that if people are not content they will revolt and the real problem of inequality is the mass profiteering incomes of this nation and others in the crony capitalist casino order going to a few. If King Richard was serious about ending inequality he would realize that economic competition is good and monopolist tenancies of capitalist are the real culprit of inequality. Mr Branson would be better off not worrying about the role of AI in the future but worry about the current role of wealth hoarding by a few like himself and the real problem are entrepreneurs who win in this casino culture and economic class warfare being waged by the corporate global order.

Richard Branson should call for a universal maximum wage set that doesn't go much higher than the general public and super rich people should just not get to reap as much of the wealth as they currently have enjoyed though their monopolistic actions and changes of the economy that they can dictate through this power. The limiting of asset accumulation by the mega millionaires who value themselves as billionaires is the real way to ending inequality and King Richard knows this and is why he never calls for this but just wants to give everyone a meager 23000 a year to live on why he gets valiued and gets to draw upon five billion or so a year an d has these fake companies with plans of  settling the moon and mars someday along with fellow kleptocrat Elon Musk. The real way to end inequality is preventing men like Musk and Jeff Branson so much time on network programs and wealth to handle and make impossible missions and plans. a system that rewards eighty two percent of the wealth into a few household sis a system that needs universal basic reform and giving a universal basic income to the poor is not really the answer as is taking away the big universal-like gap of income distribution and a guy who pushes a idea of space tourism isn't really in a position to make any eocnomic ideas and suggestions as most of his goals have no basis of reality for people.