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Those companies aren't funded by tax dollars, so I can't get upset. If I had that kind of money I'd probably have the Citation X from Cessna.
What irks me are the jets used that are paid by taxpayers--such as the jet Pelosi used to go back and forth in or when the president uses AF1 for non-official business (like flying down to play a round of golf with Tiger).
Here's my issue... For tax breaks and when they are "too big to fail" They ARE getting funded by taxpayer money.. Outside that I completely get anyone's arguments who say they are not taxpayer funded.. But in reality. THEY ARE
And what marvels do these entitled brats of the capital class perform for their millions and perqs? They fire their customers:
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Effectively, Johnson fired the old shoppers without first winning over any new ones. Need proof? The past four quarters reveal a breathtaking decline in same-store sales, which plummeted 19 percent in the company’s first quarter and accelerated to 32 percent in the fourth quarter
The excesses of a retiree with a working wife:
32 foot Class A motorhome
Jeep Rubicon
Chrysler convertible
Dodge pickup
2 acres with a four bedroom house
LOTS of tools
an amateur radio station
do I feel guilty because poor people don't have what I have?
Am I willing to give part of what I have to someone who is poorer than I am?
do I fell envious because some rich dude has MORE than I have?
Do I expect the rich dude to give me part of what he has?
NO WAY IN HELL to all of the above questions!!
To the OP: Get a decent job and perhaps you, too, can fly private jets.
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