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Showing Original Post only (View all)Greedy Mother-Fuckers, Leading the Quasi-Fascists, Followed by Morons Who Believe Everything [View all]
they are told.
Sound harsh? Tough shit. Its nothing compared to the country these people are creating for the rest of us. Im talking about those who ship American factories overseas by the tens of thousands to exploit cheep labor in the third world and shrink the middle class in their own country. They should be in prison for the horrible conditions they force upon those working in places like Columbia and Bangladesh, all while rationalizing their criminal greed. They should be tried and imprisoned for what theyve done to our working and middle classes. And they should have to forfeit their profits to feed and house those they have stolen from.
They are willing to start wars based on lies for bigger profits.They buy our politicians like others buy appliances. The massive spying is not about terrorists, its about money. With Iraq and Afghanistan wars ending the military-industrial complex needs to be fed. Were talking hundreds of billions a year, spread out between the federal, states and local governments. Drones to spy on us, from the type that can stay in the air for months spying on entire cities, to the insect size drones that that can entire our houses undetected. From the license plate readers on cop cars that track drivers movements and store the data forever; to the massive collection of all our electronic communications. Big Brother really is here and its going to get progressively worse every year until we rein this in. The technology will come and cant be stopped, the only thing that can stop this is for the citizens to say, enough! and demand the laws change.
Theyve bought our democracy/republic and no one should be okay with that. We need a government that actually works for us and not just those with deep pockets. Its time for public funding of campaigns, before its too late.
The modern conservative is engaged in one of man's oldest exercises in moral philosophy; that is, the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness.
John Kenneth Galbraith