Guide to giving billionaires less from @dumpster.doggy
The creator walks down a city street while providing a list of actionable tips on how to reduce financial support for billionaires. She presents a series of 'instead of this, do that' comparisons, using on-screen graphics to contrast large corporations (like Amazon, Walmart, Starbucks, and Google) with alternatives such as local shops, independent media, open-source technology, and farmers' markets. Each point identifies a specific billionaire or family and suggests a more ethical or community-focused way to spend money.
Creator: @dumpster.doggy on Instagram
Video format
Speaker address
Video outline
- State a guiding principle
- Expose a common problem
- Offer a simple alternative
- Repeat with new examples
Narrative framework
The Antagonist Swap
Narrative framework logic
A rapid-fire series of 'Instead of X, do Y' comparisons, where 'X' is a common choice associated with a clear antagonist and 'Y' is a more virtuous or aligned alternative, reinforced with simple visual cues.
Topics: Social Activism, Economics, Local Business
Concepts: Good vs Bad, Tutorial / How To, Guide Carousel
Formats: Speaker address
Account types: Personal Brand
Transcript excerpt
Billionaires don't need more of your money. Here's how to give billionaires less of your money. Instead of giving money to Jeff Bezos and the Walton family, buy from local shops, independent bookstores, and from brands directly. Instead of giving money to Howard Schultz, find a cute local cafe. Instead of giving money to Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and Bill Gates, use free and open source tech like Linux, ProtonMail, and Acosha. Instead of giving your money to the Murdoch family, Larry and David Ellison and Jeff Bezos again, support independent and local journalists and media. For example, I love democracy now. Instead of rank local journalists and media. For example, I love democracy now. Instead of giving your money to the Koch brothers who are heavy in the toilet paper game, use bamboo or alternative brands. Instead of giving money to the 14 billionaires in the Cargill family, chop at farmers markets and local co ops.
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