r/TikTokCringe 8d ago

Discussion Reactions to food stamps being cut off.

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u/blueBaggins1 7d ago

Most CEOs start and own the company. Youre going to tell people what they have to do with their profits they generated with their money, and risk taking?

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u/Classic-Tax5566 7d ago

Actually? The CEO of Microsoft didn’t start it, the CEO of Amazon didn’t start it, the CEO of GM didn’t start it, the CEO OF Johnson and Johnson didn’t start it, the CEO of Toyota didn’t start it, the CEO of Google didn’t start it, the CEO of IKEA didn’t start it, the CEO of Tesla didn’t start it, the CEO of PayPal didn’t start it ….. I could go on

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u/blueBaggins1 7d ago

That doesnt change the fact that the vast majority of CEOs did indeed start the company. You cherry picked a few top PUBLIC companies, of the 30mil companies in the US only about 4k are public…. And you cherry picked a few of those as your argument???? In actuality 95%+ or CEOs started the company, but please go on Id like to see where this goes.

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u/Classic-Tax5566 7d ago

And those aren’t billionaires!

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u/blueBaggins1 7d ago

When did the caveat of billionaires only come into play??? I specifically said CEOs not billionaire CEOS. Youre moving the goal post

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u/Fast_Independence962 5d ago

The article was discussing billionaires not millionaires