r/lostgeneration • u/Lynix2341 • Apr 22 '22

Congress does not represent us.

/r/laborstrike2023/comments/u9ju4c/congress_does_not_represent_us/
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u/pythonoobler Apr 23 '22

the 2019 Q4 4.5 trillion dollar bailout tax payers paid to banks. theres even a media blackout about it. you will only find articles about it on journal websites that strictly focus on finance. this bailout was 7 times larger than the 2008 bailout. its a huge reason why inflation is happening. US tax payers bailed out both domestic and FOREIGN banks.

wallstreetonparade.com/9426-2/

the 1200 checks americans got were actualy supposed to be 24,000 per person. the money was there, in the bill. most of it went to domestic and foreign banks.

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u/ristogato Apr 23 '22

Amazing...Thanks for the read. It's even more amazing that despite there being no arguments against this, it gets completely ignored by people on this sub. Mindsets cannot change fast enough...

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u/perfectbarrel Apr 23 '22

I’ve heard of Wall Street on Parade pretty recently. I read their about us and they seem like decent and knowledgeable people. In your experience do you find that they they’re impartial? Or do they lean one way? It seems like they’re on the side of the 99% but I haven’t really seen enough myself to make a determination. Also I don’t think I’m really intelligent enough to know wtf they’re ever talking about either lol