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And they are progressively leftist cronies that heist astonomical amounts of money from the private middle class in order to transfer it to corporations.
I'm an ex Reagan republican turned dues paying conservative Libertarian. I give just as much crony credit to the RNC as the DNC. They are two sides of the same coin, and both have become adept at picking our pockets.
Not all corporations are 'evil.' And frankly, even if they were, if they provide a qualify product and employ people, they are at least useful.
Besides, corporations are legally validated entities, meaning government creates them. So even if corporations are worse, if you track it back to the source, it still ends up being the government.
both provide services at a price. corporations need your money, the federal government takes your money. both dine on your dime. both fly on private jets. why are corporations worse than the federal government or vice versa?
Corporations don't "dine on my dime." They dine on there own dime.
both provide services at a price. corporations need your money, the federal government takes your money. both dine on your dime. both fly on private jets. why are corporations worse than the federal government or vice versa?
Corporations cannot raise my taxes, write new regulations to control my actions and force me to change my lifestyle, cannot take away my property, or make up new laws and regs to destroy my job ruin me financially, government does all of that.
If I don't like Apple, GM, or General Electric products, I don't buy them, end of story.
Government is worse. No contest. Capitalism will take of itself if left alone (within reason).
I agree. If government were not robbing corporations of profit (taxes, regulations, etc.) there would be no need for corporate lobbyists. This is a "no brainer."
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