Opinion

Who wants to be a billionaire? Opinion

Opinion by
Duncan Gillies
NZ Herald·
9 mins to read
Duncan Gillies is a news editor at NZME
Who wants to be a billionaire? Opinion
Elon Musk has been a strong supporter of Donald Trump, and even handed over the keys to a Tesla vehicle to the President outside the White House in March. Photo / Getty Images

THREE KEY FACTS

  • Bill Burr recently criticised billionaires, highlighting their role in societal struggles and political influence.
  • Elon Musk’s support of Donald Trump has made him a controversial figure, linked to “tech bros”.
  • Billionaires’ influence in politics is growing, raising concerns for some people about democracy and “stealth politics”.

American comedian Bill Burr has made a career out of cutting social commentary.

Recently, he turned his attention to billionaires.

To borrow a well-used Burr line, it was brutal.

“These f***ing billionaires, they should be put down like f***ing rabid dogs,” he said,

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