Re:Robinhood Play Store listing went from 329K reviews to 18...
by teruakohatu on Thursday January 28, 2021 @07:22PM
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> relatively little political power
He bought a newspaper. I would say he has plenty of political power.
Re:Robinhood Play Store listing went from 329K reviews to 18...
by pueblito on Thursday January 28, 2021 @07:28PM
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To add to this, he owns the Washington Post, THE paper for DC
Re:Robinhood Play Store listing went from 329K reviews to 18...
by benrbray on Thursday January 28, 2021 @07:40PM
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TIL it's Washington DC. I assumed it was Washington state, due to Amazon's presence there.
Re:Robinhood Play Store listing went from 329K reviews to 18...
by DevKoala on Thursday January 28, 2021 @07:46PM
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You are not alone.
Re:Robinhood Play Store listing went from 329K reviews to 18...
by alistairSH on Thursday January 28, 2021 @08:04PM
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He also had cities across the country doing cartwheels to get HQ2. He got an entire neighborhood in Arlington VA renamed, got a heliport approved, and other perks.
Re:Robinhood Play Store listing went from 329K reviews to 18...
by centimeter on Thursday January 28, 2021 @08:05PM
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Being able to advertise to the proles isn’t actually that valuable without a level of coordination that’s beyond bezos.
Re:Robinhood Play Store listing went from 329K reviews to 18...
by TheRealDunkirk on Thursday January 28, 2021 @08:01PM
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If you're worth a hundred billion dollars, your Senators will be calling YOU for lunch, no matter who your friends are.
If money truly equaled political power, we'd look more like Hong Kong pre-1997 (and arguably pre-2020).