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When I was poor and complained about inequality they said I was bitter; now that I’m rich and I complain about inequality they say I’m a hypocrite.

— Russell Brand Revolution (2014)

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"This phone will connect you to people everywhere, except for where you are, and sever you from God forever. Apple."

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I see that dereliction can survive in opulence; the abundantly wealthy with destitution in their stare.

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I don’t see myself as a yoga person or a man who meditates and prays and eats well and says "Namaste" or "God bless you." I became that because I exhausted all other options.

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I know it's serious but the actual event doesn't change whether we look at it humorously or seriously.

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