@Freki_OG@GENX_RichPeople@WatcherGuru crypto is being used as drug, human, and weapons trafficking currency to blanket the obscene corruption that goes on between transactions. the average american invests in cypto, only for it to leave their local economy, and in turn circulates corruption throughout the world.
Crypto billionaires have spent nearly $300M on the midterm elections.
Meanwhile, Trump and his family have pocketed more than $1.4B from crypto deals.
Now the crypto industry wants Congress to do its bidding by passing the corrupt CLARITY Act.
The Senate must say NO.
@ASIFRAZAAFRIDI@WatcherGuru What part of me not wanting drug & human trafficking currency circulating my communities makes me need a psychiatrist? Americans pour money into crypto and it leaves the country; contributing to dark money on an international scale, untraceable.
Criminals need crypto.
@ASIFRAZAAFRIDI@WatcherGuru crypto provides no real ethical value to the american economy; and when i say american economy im talking about american workers. crypto bros should not be getting rich by sitting on their asses all day on a computer, it’s a waste of time and money.
@TomM7621@MetamateDaz While there were still government subsidies included in the final draft of the bill. The transaction of funds between the government and private insurance companies was ultimately left to be monitored by the companies themselves, which who knows what they did with said funds.
@TomM7621@MetamateDaz December, 2009; the public option, which was included in the original bill of the ACA was removed.This was a key part of what would have given so called government subsidies you seem to think was included in the bill. Guess who lobbied against it? Insurance companies and the AMA.
@TomM7621@MetamateDaz Preferencing a system (that was hardly even a system designed to serve the average citizen) that favors another demographic of Americans over another is not at all a valid metric of institutional knowledge. It just screams a refusal of care to one’s community.
@TomM7621@MetamateDaz The only reason you think the “system was better before obamacare” is because before the ACA was passed, only certain groups of people in America were the only groups granted reasonable insurance coverage. While everyone else was being sucked dry, every last penny.
@TomM7621@MetamateDaz Also, I won’t argue that people who are working to contribute tangible products and services deserve to make a living. However at some point you have to admit that those costs are exorbitantly over-inflated due to market manipulation from oligarchs.
@TomM7621@MetamateDaz So what percentage of non-taxpayers are running the numbers for said profit margins and reaping the benefits? Also if birth right is an important topic, do you have an idea of how many foreign CEO’s are running a American businesses? it’s quite a lot, and no, they are not brown.
@TomM7621@MetamateDaz To be fair, if healthcare were more affordable, thus making it more accessible, Americans would be able to stay ontop of their health, giving more citizens peace of mind, along with the inclination to have steadier health check-up. This in turn however is not at all “profitable”.