The post’s author wrote that poverty violated human dignity and human rights, and said it should be eradicated by addressing the inequalities and injustices that sustained it. They argued that the resources and knowledge needed existed, but that political will and investment were necessary to help everyone build a life.
The author wrote that people around the world would welcome smaller income disparities, and believed CEOs earned too much, unskilled workers too little and doctors about the right amount. The author also began asking what people in different countries thought skilled and unskilled workers earned.
The author said messages of this kind left them heartbroken, but that sadness soon turned to intense anger at what they called the cowardice of political and intellectual elites, whom they blamed for allowing a return to the conditions of the 1930s. They singled out progressive figures, saying they were unable to see what was happening.
The author described entrepreneurs as "statue-less heroes" and claimed they were harassed by a malicious administration that burdened them with taxes and regulations. He estimated that administrative tasks could account for 50% of their working time and announced a desire to lower their taxes. (translated)
The author mentioned that, according to the Associated Press, Trump and Rubio were seriously considering the possibility of relieving Guilfoyle of her duties due to the management of various issues, which he described as unacceptable to illegal. In that case, he suggested organizing a farewell night with the participation of representatives. (translated)