It was the world of the working class~middle class.No, it is not. What a strange world you live in.
Not the welfare class you are in.
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It was the world of the working class~middle class.No, it is not. What a strange world you live in.
LOL You're blaming Dems for high rents? The Dems are the first ones that advocate for rent-controls and lowering rent prices, while right-wing Republicans fight tooth and nail to stop rent control and lowering rents. You're all for subsidizing the rich:
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Rank Parent Subsidy Value Number of Awards 1 Boeing $15,496,865,703 958 2 Intel $8,421,707,656 135 3 Ford Motor $7,742,056,086 703 4 General Motors $7,524,714,800 792 5 Micron Technology $6,790,131,915 21 6 Amazon.com $5,823,705,434 460 7 Alcoa $5,727,691,764 134 8 Cheniere Energy $5,617,152,523 43 9 Foxconn Technology Group (Hon Hai Precision Industry Company) $4,820,110,112 74 10 Venture Global LNG $4,338,702,441 8 11 Texas Instruments $4,286,328,869 69 12 Volkswagen $3,977,630,513 217 13 Sempra Energy $3,828,022,782 51 14 NRG Energy $3,415,751,518 266 15 NextEra Energy $3,008,691,129 116 16 Sasol $2,836,049,845 72 17 Tesla Inc. $2,829,855,494 114 18 Stellantis $2,795,436,436 213 19 Walt Disney $2,543,219,673 265 20 Nucor $2,538,761,123 176 21 Iberdrola $2,380,558,984 110 22 Rivian Automotive Inc. $2,364,054,012 7 23 Hyundai Motor $2,349,743,470 18 24 Oracle $2,272,418,288 96 25 Shell PLC $2,211,676,001 132 26 Mubadala Investment Company $2,124,035,097 62 27 Nike $2,104,917,829 153 28 Meta Platforms Inc. $2,098,261,272 82 29 Toyota $2,071,010,689 239 30 Alphabet Inc. $2,054,325,527 125 31 Brookfield Corporation $1,979,408,388 288 32 Paramount Global $1,974,249,897 342 33 Comcast $1,927,402,844 405 34 Exxon Mobil $1,917,119,478 241 35 Samsung Electronics $1,891,136,597 41 36 Apple Inc. $1,845,004,670 63 37 Nissan $1,842,814,165 98 38 Berkshire Hathaway $1,830,986,253 1,200 39 Summit Power $1,783,593,414 6 40 JPMorgan Chase $1,740,972,699 1,151 41 Energy Transfer $1,736,836,843 175 42 Cleveland-Cliffs $1,705,497,604 129 43 Southern Company $1,694,958,172 45 44 General Electric $1,645,135,367 958 45 Vornado Realty Trust $1,623,857,336 33 46 Duke Energy $1,580,421,869 86 47 Wolfspeed Inc. $1,563,595,610 64 48 General Atomics $1,510,875,891 112 49 IBM Corp. $1,497,901,697 368 50 Lockheed Martin $1,462,674,082 325 51 OGE Energy $1,427,570,182 15 52 SCS Energy $1,419,011,796 5 53 Corning Inc. $1,391,603,359 401 54 Panasonic $1,384,147,584 61 55 Microsoft $1,366,243,159 113 56 Sagamore Development $1,320,000,000 2 57 Northrop Grumman $1,284,014,883 285 58 Vingroup $1,254,000,000 1 59 Continental AG $1,244,875,478 111 60 RTX Corporation $1,193,950,954 797 61 CF Industries $1,134,394,215 131 62 Valero Energy $1,053,812,692 207 63 Dow Inc. $1,049,354,213 640 64 AES Corp. $1,039,510,135 136 65 Air Products & Chemicals $1,025,557,482 88 66 Exelon $986,892,877 98 67 Pyramid Companies $973,565,278 93 68 SK Holdings $960,550,283 8 69 SkyWest $944,296,654 339 70 Centene $916,607,054 60 71 Mazda Toyota Manufacturing, U.S.A., Inc. $900,000,000 1 72 Apollo Global Management $897,750,089 594 73 Delta Air Lines $871,485,833 13 74 Jefferies Financial Group $871,137,335 16 75 SK Hynix $866,700,000 2 76 Bayer $852,475,226 217 77 Honda $849,832,301 93 78 Shin-Etsu Chemical $828,683,936 106 79 Enterprise Products Partners $826,988,371 89 80 SunEdison $817,425,725 115 81 Goldman Sachs $800,873,386 253 82 Bank of America $798,426,128 956 83 E.ON $786,865,473 40 84 Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. $786,835,708 219 85 EDF-Electricite de France $774,590,441 36 86 Triple Five Worldwide $748,000,000 4 87 EDP-Energias de Portugal $733,674,868 14 88 Related Companies $714,675,504 8 89 Koch Industries $683,066,388 510 90 Caithness Energy $672,688,888 30 91 Dell Technologies $658,417,951 185 92 Wells Fargo $657,333,216 542 93 FedEx $647,035,546 633 94 Entergy $638,533,387 235 95 OCI N.V. $627,879,406 5 96 Eli Lilly $623,326,368 79 97 Chevron Phillips Chemical $619,839,444 20 98 Bedrock Detroit $618,000,000 1 99 Dominion Energy $615,436,089 79
And you constantly flip the finger to the working class. You're for socialism for the wealthy and "FU" for the working class, "pick yourself up by your own bootstraps bucko, you fukn bum, get to work, stop complaining...". You're for a "fiscal responsible economic policy", when the government is serving the needs of the American working class, asking questions like "whose going to pay for it?"..."we're running out of money, OMG! We're going broke! OMG!"...But when it comes to subsidizing the wealthiest people in our society, not one peep from you. You remain quiet.
Spend trillions bailing out the rich, subsidizing them, with public funds, and you never ask "whose going to pay for it", only when the government spends money, on the working class, do you start whining. You hypocrites.
You are comparing a grape to a watermelon. metaphor.This is a chart you need to see
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You are making one BIG mistake. The Democrats are not looking to be a socialist country. They believe in Democratic Socialism, such as Norway has. In addition, no one is trying to get rid of Capitalism. All that is being done is to have some controls and restrictions, so that it is not "unfettered" as the chart shows.
This is what our forefathers wanted when they made the Constitution. They wanted compromise between the parties so no extremes were able to be reached. Uncontrolled Socialism (Communism) is as bad and Uncontrolled Capitalism. Both have to be restricted and controlled so the good comes out and is used and the bad of each is not given a chance to come out.
Do you understand????? It is the center of politics. Not the Far Right or the Far Left.
Well that was a marvelous rant imitation impersonation of ME, during my 40 years as a far left Democrat (1969-2009). Ho hum. All the words I used to say, before I grew up.
Here's a few things you might be interested to know >>
- Trump cut taxes more for the lower income groups than for the rich - 3 & 4 % than the rich top bracket > 2.6%
- after 3.5 years of Biden's presidency, we have seen no change in taxation on the rich. Still a relatively low 37%.
- Previous Republican presidents had MUCH higher tax rates on the rich.
- Federal income tax rates and brackets | Internal Revenue Service
- Blue states with bans on rent control, include these states that Biden won in 2020 >> Washington, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Virginia, Georgia, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
- Blue states without a ban, but they also DON'T HAVE rent control >> Nevada, Nebraska, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, Maine, Rhode Island, Hawaii.
- So out of 27 blue states, 22 either don't have rent control statewide, or have a ban on it (13 of them).
- So much for Democrats advocating for rent control, and what did the Bidens do while rents skyrocketed faster and higher than anyone has ever seen ?
- In 2016, Hillary Clinton got more $$$ from Wall St fat cats than Trump & Sanders.