Why I always support general and powerless people and hate corrupt politicians?
Well, today I'll talk a bit about my childhood and family background.
You all know I'm a multi billionaire. But I said previously I worked as a software developer and made 2000$ per month and lived a below average life in New York.
What I didn't told you that my father was also a billionaire. Both my father and mother are from Europe.
Both my parents graduated from Harvard university. My father is a well known researcher. I born in USA.
My father had leather factory in Europe and our brand was very well known in USA and very affordable.
Somehow my father met a man who was illegally immigrated. My father gave him job and made him legal. That guy later married my aunt. My father allowed him and his wife (my aunt) to live with us.
We lived 7 years together.
When I was 13, my father passed away. Before passing away, he donated most of his money to Harvard University and local charities.
In fact he wrote some land near our house to his friend whom I'm talking about.
But after my father died, that stupid guy took away everything. Even that house. He made fake documents and showed all properties under his wife's name.
My mom was not leaving. She filed complaint.
While the case was ongoing, they tried their best to make us leave. They locked us in a room for 15 days without tood, water and electricity. They even put my mom photo and number on posters offering ___ services.
Later, they file a complaint saying my mom was doing ____ and bringing random man in house.
They acted like landlord and we are tenants.
Although, we could legally win, after all of these my mom moved back to US.
We had a hard life. I had to took financial aid from Harvard University, where my father donated millions few years ago.
But I never seen my mom crying. She always told God will give you more than your Dad and I had.
I can relate my story with Palestinian. I feel like I'm one of them. They are locked in the same way in their home as we were.
That's why I support the oppressed people šµšø.