So we have a military industrial complex of business that will be paid even if there is a Financial Depression or other economic downturn. Those factories will continue to crank out stuff at 10 times the price it is worth.
However there was a grocery store about 2 miles from my house that can't make a go of it.
What am I getting at?
People having access to real food, not your gas station junk food.
And this.
If we can keep a military industrial complex afloat. Essentially a fully subsidized junk business, then how come we can't keep grocery stores open?
So there is a complex stereotype of the poor? And the negative of it is always reinforced by the crime rate in poverty driven areas. 1. And you ask yourself, given the opportunity can they learn reading writing and arithmetic? And will that be a threat to the status quo? 2. Or do you say, they are poor because they are dumb drunks and want to continue to be ignorant and resultant violent?
So here is where I lean on the issue. The idea that good people are kept down leads me to want to believe #1 whole heartedly.
So the guy from NY (Mandami(Sp?)) has it right.
One could say that a fully subsidized military industrial complex is a greater threat of socialism or communism or whatever not us ism than feeding the poor.
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