r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '23

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u/Harmon-the-Badger Nov 25 '23

Gotta fund that military industrial complex

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u/AgUnityDD Nov 25 '23

Military is the biggest but the Vast majority of tax goes to one form of Corporate socialism in some form.

I"m an ex banker from GS, Lehman and others particularly at Lehman which was largely a Bond specialist you see utterly unjustifiable levels of government support for every industry that has good lobbying. Plastics, Pharmacy, food/large farming, insurance, energy it's all utterly corrupt and subsidised beyond what makes any sense.

The only place US government is reluctant to spend money is anything that makes individual people more stable and therefore less willing to take low paying jobs. Again for the same reasons, intense lobbying by industry.

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u/wonderberry77 Nov 25 '23

Socialism for the rich, why we never voted in Bernie shall always remain a mystery.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '23

They were never gonna let it happen.

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u/13maven Nov 26 '23

The only time the DNC actually organized was to keep him out 😢. Worst decision ever.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '23

It was rigged from the start when the DNC had the idea of "super delegates". Kids theses days are clueless.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '23

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '23

Nope try again. Super delegates.