Thread by @rafaelshimunov

Bezos gives 0.0906% to charity.

If you make $25 an hour, and drop a $20 bill on 2 gofundme's per year, you're giving more of your income to charity than the richest person on earth.

Hey I think @NYCMayor and @NYGovCuomo should hand him $3B from NY families. #NoAmazonNYC

According to this, Bezos gives even less than Trump, one of history's greediest, most selfish people.

nypost.com/2019/01/26/jef…

After our mayor and governor decided it was OK to give $3B from our families and workers to Bezos for HQ2, he was asked how they would contribute to the largest public housing in the nation next door. (Queensbridge, home of @Nas)

They said "resume services"

#NoAmazonNYC

Also, I was too generous using income.

The median net worth of an American is 11K which means if u give $1 per month to charity you are giving more of your net worth than Bezos, the richest person on earth.

$1 a month would have you giving over 20% more than Bezos.

But it's not enough money.

When Queens NYC electeds asked Amazon's @b_huseman if Amazon would stop collaborating with ICE to hunt their new neighbors in the most diverse county in America, he simply replied that ICE deserves the best technology.

#NoAmazonNYC

They we learned that Bezos was able to overturn NYC's security ban helicopters being able to fly everywhere, and forced part of the deal to include a helicopter pad.

Recent news shows that his new girlfriend is a helicopter pilot with a helicopter business.

This is median net worth for under 35, which is the fairest measure for projection given the trajectory of historically high debt, low wages and cost of living. It is also probably too kind a measurement.