Are Billionaires a Cancer on Society? Ana Kasparian, LA Water Crisis, and Unhoused Blame Game
January 11, 2025
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While Los Angeles burns, these billionaires are draining 150 BILLION GALLONS of water every year to keep their farming empire running—and guess who’s out here defending them?
@AnaKasparian
. Yeah, the same Ana who stays attacking LA’s unhoused community instead of calling out the real villains. Some progressive she is. ANA HAD A MELTDOWN WHEN I CALLED HER OUT. It’s time to ask the hard questions: Are billionaires a cancer on humanity? And why are "progressives" like Ana protecting billionaires while blaming the most vulnerable? We’re breaking it all down tomorrow at 10 AM EST—only on YouTube. Set your reminder. This one’s gonna get real. #BenjaminDixonShow #WaterCrisis #LAUnhoused #BillionaireAccountability #CallThemOut
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