Workers Are Burning Buildings And Cheering Murderers — Here's What Comes Next

The gist

1. Worker productivity rose 81% since 1979 but wages only 29%, and the bottom 80% have lost ground to inflation on necessities for six straight years.
2. Bilyeu says the real problem is a $2 trillion annual federal deficit, not billionaires, because deficit spending erodes purchasing power for anyone without assets.
3. Violence historically backfires: the French Revolution killed 17,000 people, mostly middle class, and led to Napoleon's wars without fixing inequality.
4. Bilyeu recommends owning stocks, real estate, and businesses as the practical hedge against inflation while waiting for structural reform.