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50 “Eat The Rich” Moments That Had This Group Screaming Into The Abyss
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50 “Eat The Rich” Moments That Had This Group Screaming Into The Abyss

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There’s no shortage of content online calling out the absurdities of modern capitalism. From mind-numbing 9-to-5 routines to student loan nightmares and rent that costs more than your will to live, people are fed up, and they’re getting creative about it. 
And we feel our roundup might just be the most relatable one yet. We stumbled upon a collection of memes and posts from the hilarious and brutally honest Facebook page “Guillotines For Billionaires 2020.” Keep scrolling to see which post speaks to your soul or your empty wallet.

#21

Text against capitalism, urging action for freedoms at risk, on a black background.
255points

Then there’s laissez-faire capitalism. It’s all about minimal interference, maximum freedom. Great if you’re a business owner, maybe less fun if you're a worker hoping for some rights. This is capitalism in its wildest, most unfiltered form. Imagine a free-for-all marketplace where anything goes, as long as someone’s willing to pay.

#22

Tweet criticizing capitalism by calling American billionaires "oligarchs" for a change.
249points

#23

A tweet expressing a critical view of capitalism, questioning freedom in the US.
229points

#24

Cartoon guillotine and bottle with text opposing billionaires on yellow background, critiquing capitalism.
221points

And finally, we have welfare capitalism, where businesses or governments actually care (a little). Think health insurance, social safety nets, and workplace benefits sprinkled on top of capitalism’s usual chaos. It tries to keep things humane while still playing the market game. It’s not perfect, but it’s like capitalism with a heart emoji. The goal? Make money, but don’t crush everyone in the process.

#25

Side-by-side photos highlighting a woman's transformation, critiquing capitalism.
219points

#26

Tweet critiquing capitalism by comparing the 2020s to the 1920s with social and economic reflections.
211points

#27

Tweet expressing frustration with capitalism, urging resilience and continued fighting.
204points

So, what are your thoughts on capitalism? Did any of these quirky takes make you laugh or scratch your head? Whether you love it, hate it, or just live in it, these posts definitely give you something to think about. Let us know in the comments if you’ve had your own “capitalism is wild” moment. 

#28

Lisa presenting a slide critiquing capitalism with text about exploitation and profits.
201points

#29

People forming "Impeach + Remove!" on beach, expressing frustration with capitalism.
198points

#30

Tweet critiquing capitalism by questioning homelessness solutions from different political views.
195points

#31

Text from Robert Reich critiques capitalism, highlighting democracy and dictatorship contrasts.
189points

#32

Young man outdoors with text: "I am once again reminding you that you deserve f'n healthcare", expressing frustration with capitalism.
187points

#33

Post criticizing capitalism and societal biases, questioning rationalization of achievements and mediocrity.
187points

#34

Post critiquing capitalism, highlighting how profitable solutions often ignore real improvements like transit and livability.
184points

#35

A Facebook post expressing frustration with polite approaches in history, relevant to critiques of capitalism.
184points

#36

Protesters holding signs criticizing capitalism, one saying "This Sequel Sucks," in a sunny outdoor setting.
179points

#37

Text image expressing criticism of capitalism, claiming capitalists control the U.S. government and society lacks democracy.
171points

#38

Social media post criticizing capitalism, advocating for accessibility and acknowledging slim chances of lifelong ability.
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164points

#39

Burning building labeled "the world right now," man shouting, "are you rich enough yet?" reflecting anti-capitalist sentiment.
162points

#40

Guillotine against stormy sky with text on solving inequality, reflecting criticisms of capitalism.
153points
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