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BannonsLiver

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2. Here's a partial list

Reply to Initech (Original post)

Fri Sep 1, 2017, 07:49 PM

Sep 2017

1. The destruction of our public education system.

2. The aggressive expansion of income inequality.

3. The elimination of unions and workers rights of any kind.

4. The privatization of government services across the board.

5. Elimination of most entitlements.

6. The elimination of virtually all environmental regulations.

That's a partial list. Basically they're working to create a hellscape nobody but the wealthy would want to live in.

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What Is The Ultimate End Game Of The GOP? [View all] Initech Sep 2017 OP

Tear down government; make way for the accumulation of private wealth BeyondGeography Sep 2017 #1

Here's a partial list BannonsLiver Sep 2017 #2

Their end game, whether they yet realize it or not, is to die of catastrophic ecosystem failure... Binkie The Clown Sep 2017 #3

And that's happening now. Initech Sep 2017 #4

This one's easy: "Mein fuhrer! I can walk!" longship Sep 2017 #5

They want to nullify the constitution and take over the country and impose rule by the rich kimbutgar Sep 2017 #6

I think they're more interested in rule by the clergy. Initech Sep 2017 #8

Omg I didn't think of that angle kimbutgar Sep 2017 #10

One party rule. eom guillaumeb Sep 2017 #7

The oligarchs are paving the way the new plutarchy where the procon Sep 2017 #9