She/her pronouns. With the help of a lot of cool people, I got the meds I needed to rejoin piefed/lemmy. It wasn’t great by any means going full pi-bolar on someone that didn’t deserve it, yet here I am. I intend to to make more more Star Trek gifs. I was prevously both @jawa21@piefed.blahaj.zone and (now deleted) @jawa22@lemmy.blahaj.zone as well as @jawa21@lemmy.sdf.org.
None of my uploads exist anymore, though @ummthatguy@lemmy.world had the foreknowledge to download everything I did. If you want something from the past 2 years, ask @ummthatguy@lemmy.world.
From here on, I need to do Star Trek projects that I simply want to work on. I’ll make those projects here: @lyrial@transfem.social
I think that the epstein class is on another tier, but they are similar. The richest are obviously billionaires, but the most powerful (because of money or politics) tend to fall into the epstein class. Someone like many US senators etc. do not have billions, but they have a lot of power that makes them (as well as having enough money) in the the epstein class, being effectively untouchable by the courts because they can delay the courts long enough for it to not matter.
Kudzu would win this fight.
I disagree here. They don’t actually have to do that. Sure, politicians take all of the money, but they are the (relatively) few in power to actually legislate things into being. It’s like a filter for billionaire money in a sense. Billionaires need the US congress in their purse in order to push legislation.
Because billionaires need congress to pass legislation in order to keep them from harm, congress is beholden to the billionaire class. They are one and the same in the epstein class.