It’s an odd psychology that makes people resist giving $1000/mo to hard-working citizens to buy what they need, yet be OK with billions/yr given as subsidies to industries already making huge profits destroying the planet so that a tiny group of people can buy whatever they want.

Oct 25, 2020 · 10:54 AM UTC

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You read my mind, Marianne.
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It's all given under the guise of job creation/maintenance, unfortunately the money doesn't trickle down to the lower levels
Replying to @marwilliamson @BuffaloYangGang
Truth
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Preach!
Replying to @marwilliamson @CrimsonGash
It’s the belief that the person at the bottom isn’t worth anything otherwise they wouldn’t be at the bottom
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Meritocracy. Meritocracy is a LIE. We must expose the lie.
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Hello Maybe that statement is over simplification. With out private business you don't have jobs or a tax base.
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Libertarian candidates across America are demanding we stop all corporate subsidies. Keep personal and economic strength with the people. #LibertarianAmerica
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I think average Americans are disconnected from the realities of corporate welfare. After the election, it would behoove the Democratic Party to embark on a massive education campaign on a lot of issues like these. With an aim to stave off a rightward 2022 election swing.
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I want neither of those to happen, which would be a far, far better outcome than doing both.
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