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Bill Burr RIPS APART Billionaires As Rabid Dogs That Need To Be Put Down
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6:12Now PlayingComedian Bill Burr rips billionaires to pieces in fiery rant over the suffering billionaires cause, calling them rabid dogs that 'need to be put down' on the his Monday Morning Podcast. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Bill Burr BILLIONAIRES ARE RABID DOGS WHO DESERVE TO DIE
"Bill Burr doesn't want to eat the rich ... but he does want to kill them.
The comedian went off on billionaires in a recent podcast episode, comparing them to rabid dogs who need to be put down.
Bill made the comments on his "Monday Morning Podcast" ... blaming billionaires for dividing the country, hoarding all the wealth and creating a situation where working people can't afford rent and need two jobs just to stay afloat.
BB says way too many people are stressing out about bills, and he says anyone who works a regular job should be able to afford their basic necessities."
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