The US Department of Justice has moved to seize $465 million worth of shares in the stock trading app Robin Hood that were owned by the embattled CEO of the now-bankrupt company FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried. The ultra-progressive billionaire saw his empire collapse when it was revealed his companies were essentially gambling with other peoples’ money without their consent.
SBF lauded the idea of “radical altruism,” feigning piety with the aid of the corporations his Empire helped fund, including the DNC and the corrupt token opposition wing of the GOP. While corporate media spread fake stories about his piety, claiming he only drives a Toyota Corolla, SBF was purchasing multimillion dollar homes and using millions to pay off potential watchdogs to allow his grift to continue.
He has become the perfect poster boy for wokism, the ideology of fake concern and fake virtue that has created a whole industry of concern-troll grifters like SBF, who preach piety while using fake concern to assassinate their competition.
