Billionaires : Society must not be dependent on the purportedly benevolent.

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I took a contrarian view on the billionaires who paid off the debt of the Morehouse College class of 2019 and the one who helped pay the New York University Medical school students and here is why.

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Billionaires have learned a lot from Donald Trump. Well, some billionaires at least. They did not learn how to lose all the monies given to them. But they sure learned marketing. Get up on a public stage and tell those peons whose parents directly or indirectly are the real genesis of their fortunes, that you will be giving them a lot of money to make their lives easier.

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