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A point no one seems to be making is that the $6.4T - a good amount of it just did not vanish... it just found its way into the employees of the state , the wa
by foolinaround 5y ago
A point no one seems to be making is that the $6.4T - a good amount of it just did not vanish...
it just found its way into the employees of the state , the war industrial complex seen in the posh houses around the beltway and beyond...
it just did not reach all the Americans...
those that made bank will no doubt be incentivized to keep up the charade..
the scary part to me is what they are going to cook up next to keep the dollars flowing...
- symlinkk 5y agoI’ve never heard of “posh houses in the beltway” that are owned by people involved in defense, yet you and another poster both brought this up. Is this actually a thing?
- colordrops 5y agoYes, my cousin lives in one. He used to be a soldier that went on several tours in the region, then transitioned to a private job in the industry that made him wealthy.
- ip26 5y agoDC property is very expensive. Average home price is over a million. SF is probably worse, but that isn’t really the point.
- imgabe 5y agoNorthern Virginia, and the areas of MD to the northwest of DC are very, very affluent.
- curation 5y agoWe are in it; a cold war with China/Russia.
- sreeramb93 5y agoYes this is it. American taxpayer money went to americans mostly and some of its allies. 6.4T just did not go to poor communities of color.