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[_] RIP Ross Perot Anonymous 07/09/19(Tue)12:16:48 No.

>> [_] Anonymous 07/09/19(Tue)15:16:21 No.

  >Henry Ross Perot (/pəˈroʊ/; June 27, 1930 – July 9, 2019) was an American business magnate,
  billionaire, philanthropist, and politician.
  why specifically do you mourn this guy OP? not saying i have anything against him, just that i've
  not heard about him before myself.

>> [_] Anonymous 07/09/19(Tue)15:23:04 No.

  >With an estimated net worth of about US$4.1 billion in 2019,[59] he was ranked by Forbes as the
  167th-richest person in the United States.[60]
  >Perot died on July 9, 2019, at the age of 89 in Dallas, Texas, after a battle with
  leukemia.[59][61]
  imagine having assets over 4 billion USD when you die... at a certain point i'd like to think
  that i myself would do something with the money, donations or whatever else benefits humanity.
  maybe 3 billions worth of donation to various leukemia researchers and heart researches or
  whatever. i'd like to imagine being over 80 and hearing about what people are doing with your
  money must be better than to just fizzle out, everybody leave this world without cash anyway.
  sure he had 5 kids and a wife but 1 billion split into 6 is still so much money

>> [_] Anonymous 07/09/19(Tue)15:43:27 No.

  >>3395741
  >>3395742
  Ross Perot is important because he was the proto-Trump. Billionaire who ran for president, but he
  ran as an independent. He basically tutored Trump in politics and despite huge support in 1992
  and 1996 he obviously didn't get much ground.
  That said, had he not run then Trump would almost certainly not have run as a Republican, which
  is what won him the election.

>> [_] Anonymous 07/09/19(Tue)15:54:02 No.

  >>3395745
  that makes sense, thanks!

>> [_] Anonymous 07/09/19(Tue)22:58:29 No.

  The absolute amount of soul in this flash should be illegal

>> [_] Anonymous 07/10/19(Wed)04:44:21 No.

  >>3395789
  It's a near religious experience