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Tax dollar ROI for whom? Part of the benefit of ensuring a diversity in government roles is aiding governments to better provide services for all aspects of so
by ezzaf 10y ago
Tax dollar ROI for whom?
Part of the benefit of ensuring a diversity in government roles is aiding governments to better provide services for all aspects of society, not just the minority who hold those roles.
- sib 10y agoTax dollar ROI for taxpayers (since they are the "investors").
- simplemath 10y agoThe government isn't a corporation.
- hinkley 10y agoStop that. Stop that shit right now. You are not an investor. You are not a consumer of services. This is not a business, and we don't need a CEO. You're a CITIZEN of one of the most powerful nations on the planet, and don't you dare forget it.
- pyronik 10y ago>Stop that. Stop that shit right now. Why are you trying to shut down debate? It's a good point. I want my tax dollars to be maximized and not used to somehow enforce your idea of racial justice.
- mattnewton 10y agoEh, I sure hope My situation is more like an investor with a vote, because I have very little ability to boycott the US government. Even if I go to the trouble of choosing a competing "product" by getting citizenship somewhere else I will still feel it's influence!
- solipsism 10y agoStop that. Stop that shit right now. This is not a business, and we don't you acting like a jerk CEO and yelling at people. I guess you didn't get downvoted because people agree with you. I agree with you also. And yet, being right is not an excuse for the overly antagonistic way you made your point.
- moefogs 10y agoThe money is going from some Americans to other Americans. There's also an ROI issue if we're all paying equally, but the recipients are chosen in a biased manner.