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You are an economic idiot. You are dangerous because some people may think you have good ideas. The best way you can make a contribution is if you STFU.
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Actually, crisis profiteering would be better for everyone. For one it increases the replenishment of supply the quickest. amuedge.com/why-we-need-pric…
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That's called capitalism.
The decisions NOT to protect & improve & protect any infrastructure because it saves a short-term dime should be illegal. Prosecute BOARDS of Directors, CEOs, everyone at decision making levels.
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"Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism" by @NaomiAKlein explains it all quite well.
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👍 disaster capitalism, as Naomi Klein called it.
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Most who got these bills probably don’t have the amount of their bill in their checking account but if they use a credit card it may be declined for going over their limit! Checking accounts may try 3 times to clear, then refuse. Worse they could clear & bounce all others after!
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It's America, crisis is profit.
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So why are we paying taxes if our $ isn’t used for public (😂) utilities? Also our infrastructure is crumbling..oh that’s right..our $$ goes to corporate bailouts. It should be illegal to shut off utilities, particularly in winter. Welcome to corporate America.
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Replying to @marwilliamson
Gambled and signed up for the wholesale rates for electricity and not the fixed rates. Buyer beware. The price of electricity at a wholesale level is supply and demand. The fixed price scheme is intended to buffer the consumer from extremes in pricing, but at a higher price.
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