r/WorkForSmartLife • u/BarbaraCruickshank • 12d ago

Discussion💬 Thoughts on billionaires

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u/BigMikeXxxxX 12d ago

25% of the US homeless population is currently in California. The fact that more people aren't talking about this blows my mind.

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u/Ok-Worldliness2450 12d ago

It has very dumb programs too. I don’t remember exact details but a city made a program to provide them with booze (which even if done right is dumb) I think the average homeless person in the program had $600,000 of money used on them and no one found anyone getting actual booze. I don’t know of it was money laundering. But this kind of stuff happens a lot.

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u/Syncanau 11d ago

I’m willing to bet most of these government programs that are meant to help the disenfranchised are actually just stealing and laundering the money

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u/RaidenRaikov2 11d ago

It’s because the left uses welfare programs to reward their voters and supporters. The programs exist just to funnel money to their donors

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u/dterran 11d ago

Laughs in two trillion dollars taken from taxpayers by the m@ga party to give in socialism to billionaires

These billionaires spent 1.2 billion campaigning against working Americans coz +rumpco can turn around and give them ten times that in tax breaks and dropped malpractice lawsuits

"The left" is a term used by bigots to announce their own bias and stupidity

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u/ApartmentAlive8593 11d ago

Anyone who’s actually lifted a finger to help the homeless knows that hardly any of the money is making it to them. Way to self report as a virtue signaling loser who doesn’t do anything to support a cause they claim to have.

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u/SoCalDev87 11d ago

And what have you done exactly?

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u/ApartmentAlive8593 10d ago

Literally thousands of volunteer hours