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Hasanabi Defends Broke Claim: Streamer disputes X note; says socialism not a poverty cult

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Hasanabi Defends Broke Claim: Streamer disputes X note; says socialism not a poverty cult

HasanAbi responded after an X Community Note challenged his claim that he was once broke.

He said critics ignored the period between college and his first job, while acknowledging that he grew up affluent.

HasanAbi also defended his socialist views, arguing that socialism is not about poverty and that wealthy people can support the ideology without contradiction.

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