@insatiablevine@calicookin2000 No what would be better is to prevent politicians for voting for special interests that give them direct campaign contributions and indirect favors. Let's start there before some mother buying eggs for her kids.
@insatiablevine Yeah, Let's see if your opinion is going to hold true when AI takes all the jobs and we are forced into a Universal Income!
You don't think YOU can ever be poor - guess what, it can and will happen to you too.
Hard Truth
@omgsidewalks Amazon - when I first saw a banner for kitchen ware. I thought how bizarre it was for a book company to sell kitchen stuff. I even showed my sister and she said how weird it was. I pictured some type of swap market vendor selling a stolen truck of kitchen products.
@CharlesFLehman And if we just put camera in bedrooms, thousands of offenders could be caught too. Besides, what makes you think they wouldn't have been eventually arrest him without the flock?
@MerylsaMess Pro-er Tip: All food types would be more affordable if we stopped screwing over 90% of the population so they elite can have even more money.
@jeremyct The house was able to appreciate so much because money was taken from younger generations to prop up housing and pension funds of the young. Bank bailouts, immigration and offshoring were done at the expense of the younger people.
@jc_trekin@tracybeanz They took middle class money and they bailed out banks and gave tax breaks to mega corporations - all under the guise that they would create jobs - Instead, these same people took the money and created offshore jobs or imported labor. Now your solution is to work harder! FU
@jc_trekin@tracybeanz Total BS - What it takes to succeed is an economic system not created so 1% of the population control most of the money. "Work harder" posts are always sickening - when they are wrapped up in soft "we care" language, it's even sicker.
@tracybeanz With the increase in productivity - most people SHOULD have it easier. Can you imagine in 1950 if people had that mind set? Medical care, cars, electricity, hot water - many people born in 1900-1930 grew up without those things. We should expect it to be easier.
@MetamateDaz Yes, some of it is selfishness, the other part is wanting to put away enough for possible long-term nursing home care - which they need at the minimum a million. Another fall out from two income households.
@skumWgmi Agree and people spending money is good for the economy! Even if everyone under 40 gave up their phone, never went to a concert, and ate beans , 90% could never afford a home while one partner stayed home. PLUS, ALL THAT LACK OF SPENDING WOULD BE A DISASTER FOR THE ECONOMY