# 5 easy ways to protect our politicians from billionaire violence, now, before more happens Date: 2025-06-20 --- --- ### 5 easy ways to protect our politicians from billionaire violence, now, before more happens ### 1. Queue up state limitarian referendums ![Image](https://disrael.github.io/blogs/assets/5-easy-ways-to-protect-our-politicians-from-billionaire-violence-now-before-more-happens-e69dde91b2.png) An example of a [limitarian](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/141310682-limitarianism) referendum is taxing billionaires at a much higher rate, but there are many ways to go and states have the power to enact these policies within their borders. For states with no citizen-initiated ballot measures — get them. These referendums should be constantly on the ballot anyway, but they also serve as a deterrent. Should something happen to an anti-oligarch politician the ballot will pass at the next election. ### 2. Attend No Kings protests Some have complained these protests haven’t yet made specific demands. That’s okay; “the people” are just warming up. These protests help build the community and infrastructure necessary for limitarian action. If we can keep the protests going volunteer sign up sheets and signatures for referendums will eventually be a focus. ### 3. Let anti-oligarch politicians appear remotely A giant monitor with an anti-oligarch speaking to a crowd should be enough. Don’t make these very brave politicians further risk their lives to do more than that. Even if the event security is airtight there is the travel to and from the event to consider. ### 4. Elect more anti-oligarch politicians and encourage existing officials to take a stand Safety in numbers. ### 5. If you attend a Christian church, help steer it towards Christ and away from billionaire influence > No one can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and money. > If thou wilt be perfect, go and sell what thou hast and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in Heaven; and come and follow Me. > It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God. Let’s talk about billionaire David Green and [prosperity theology](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosperity_theology). David Green is the billionaire behind “He Gets Us” ads showing in Super Bowls, billboards everywhere, frequently in Spanish, and targeting a younger audience. David is also co-author of the 2017 book, “Giving It All Away…And Getting It All Back Again”. > too many people think life is basically an oversized game of Monopoly, where the way to win is to accumulate as many properties as you can, either by purchasing outright or by clever trading with your opponents. Then you keep adding houses and hotels, extracting rent from others, until you eventually drive them to bankruptcy. You sit back, rub your hands together, and start counting your stacks of cash. No, life is more like Uno or Crazy Eights, where the point is to run out of cards first. You want to deploy every card you have, knowing that each card left in your hand at the end counts against you. Don’t get stuck at the time of your funeral with leftover cards. Of course for the average person the “Getting It All Back Again” part of prosperity theology is highly sus. But for a billionaire playing his cards well it is quite possible. For instance you can [fund Stop the Steal type organizations](https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/10/23/wsj-is-hobby-lobbys-david-green-donating-to-election-integrity/75809998007/) to undermine pesky democracy: > In the 12 months leading up to March 2020, the foundation donated $11,000 to the fledgling Conservative Partnership Institute. The next year, the institute launched the Election Integrity Network, with the intent for it to serve as a hub for volunteers, elected officials and activist groups focused on “securing the legality of every American vote.” > Since then the Servant Foundation’s donations to the institute have continued to increase, giving $1 million in the year ending March 2022 and $5.4 million the year after, according to the Wall Street Journal. Another $700,000 went to three groups that focus on election integrity and voter fraud. You can fund an ad called “The Struggle” claiming that Jesus struggled to make ends meet and simultaneously “give” to trusts designed to [get around estate taxes and insure your descendants stay wealthy](https://www.thewealthadvisor.com/article/hobby-lobby-trust-loses-32m-tax-deduction): > The beneficiaries of the trust are the descendants of the Greens, with one possible exception — Any child or descendant who is born to persons out of wedlock shall not be considered as a “child” or “descendant” of such persons for purposes of this Trust Agreement He Gets Us is a project under Come Near whose chairman is Rob Hoskins. Rob Hoskins has [this to say about Gen Z](https://robhoskins.onehope.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Gen-Z.pdf): > According to a comprehensive study by Futurecast and Barkely, Inc., Generation Z tends to hold a traditional ethos in areas such as honesty, loyalty, and achievement. They also mimic the Boomer’s values of responsibility, determination, work ethic, dependability, money, intelligence, and independence. However, “This generation is writing new rules that favor liberal — almost radical — viewpoints on things like race, gender, identity, and sexuality. Sorry but this is typical of the people who work in the wealth defense industry who are usually self aggrandizing, racist, misogynist, shit. Boomers do not value responsibility or dependability unless Rob means that generations responsible and dependable destruction of the American economy, mostly by refusing to pay taxes, and the global climate. Gen Z does not hold “almost radical” beliefs about race, gender, identity, and sexuality unless it is radical to believe that identity should not be used for divide and conquer domination. It's also typical of the violent threat that billionaires pose. They of course are not going to commit violence themselves or even directly pay for violence. They are, however, going to fund organizations that promote an environment where violence is inevitable.