Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/dSh6ORccWZq.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Nobody Protested Bezos at $6 a Share | Senra [WLbOwFYljin] Health Updated on August 11, 2026 EDT — Published on August 11, 2026 EDT David Senra was stunned by a headline — protesters had set up an actual guillotine outside Jeff Bezos's Washington DC home, with signs reading eat the rich. His response cuts to the hypocrisy underneath the anger. Nobody stood outside that house after the dot-com bust, when Amazon stock collapsed from $180 to $5.96 a share and anyone could have bought in. Nobody protested during the mass employee exodus. The crowd only showed up once Bezos was worth trillions. Senra ties it back to a line Charlie Munger often quoted from Warren Buffett — it isn't greed that runs the world, it's envy. The protest, he argues, was never about fixing anything. It was envy wearing the costume of justice. 🎙 Speaker: David Senra 🎧 Source: Modern Wisdom aZahgr223F0 ADfT7Y6BerS Owz8jPJtASj HJq6AQajsbl 5PLECgNDV06 GCvBnEVuJ2u zHCO29SL7ta DnJIoLe5I4I
David Senra was stunned by a headline — protesters had set up an actual guillotine outside Jeff Bezos's Washington DC home, with signs reading eat the rich. His response cuts to the hypocrisy underneath the anger. Nobody stood outside that house after the dot-com bust, when Amazon stock collapsed from $180 to $5.96 a share and anyone could have bought in. Nobody protested during the mass employee exodus. The crowd only showed up once Bezos was worth trillions. Senra ties it back to a line Charlie Munger often quoted from Warren Buffett — it isn't greed that runs the world, it's envy. The protest, he argues, was never about fixing anything. It was envy wearing the costume of justice. 🎙 Speaker: David Senra 🎧 Source: Modern Wisdom aZahgr223F0 ADfT7Y6BerS Owz8jPJtASj HJq6AQajsbl 5PLECgNDV06 GCvBnEVuJ2u zHCO29SL7ta DnJIoLe5I4I