Good to know so many will be in one place at the same time...

Will they send the butlers and maids in their place?

“Vilifying billionaires is popular. Losing them is expensive.”

Certainly, in the same way that failing to catch a bank robber and allowing them to skip town is expensive.

I’m proposing a march for guillotines on the same day

What if we rage on behalf of the machine?

I hear there's also a Luigi March happening at the same time same place.

Does anyone know where to sign up for all these paid protesting gigs? Because I can't imagine a sane person going to this one voluntarily.

Can you imagine? So many billionaires all in one public place?

Is it like a hunt?

My lawyer suggests I not comment on what can be done with this.

All I am hearing in this post is that there is at least 200 billion dollars just waiting to be liberated.

Wow, that article is fucking brutal to read. Hope the organizer falls in the shower.

How long has it been since someone was tarred and feathered?

Guys, it's an ai startup trying to ragebait you for free media coverage. You can stop posting about it.

So, if this is indeed trying to be legit, what is stopping people from just co-opting the event as an act of protest against billionaires anyways?

I thought California taxes were REALLY BAD and everyone HATES it there???

🤔

"Greetings from California Oblast my fellow Americans! Billionaires are great amirite?"

-This guy maybe?

Oh it's definitely a joke, dude.

Watch them hire a bunch of people to protest for them.

Financial obesity is an existential threat to any society that tolerates it, and needs to cease being celebrated, rewarded, and positioned as an aspirational goal.

Corporations are the only ‘persons’ which should be subjected to capital punishment, but billionaires should be euthanised through taxation.

They are probably all pedos, too. Someone should check their Internet history.

It's going on now, I'd kill for a livestream...

It's february though!

LA Times article

SAN FRANCISCO — As California struggles with homelessness and healthcare cuts, some activists are taking on an unexpected cause: fighting for billionaires.

About a dozen people took part in the “March for Billionaires” on Saturday morning in San Francisco to raise awareness about the plight of the ultrarich. Although some assumed the event was satire, organizer Derik Kauffman said it was a sincere protest against a potential new tax on the state’s wealthiest residents.

And 10-20 to people showed up to actually protest.

Are The Yes Men still around?

Every healthy society needs a robust guillotine maintenance and repair workforce.