>fossil fuel taxes Are regressive. And nobody is actually offering a plan to manage the pain applied to the working class. You, of course, are rich enough to b

>fossil fuel taxes Are regressive. And nobody is actually offering a plan to manage the pain applied to the working class. You, of course, are rich enough to be mostly unaffected. Utilities are privatized, transit is just enough to say it's there, housing prices are through the roof. The corporate media tells people to be afraid of social programs and you blame them for listening. Of course, you also swallow the propaganda yourself, and expect a "market-oriented" approach to be accepted by the people who the market left behind. But there's always enough money for another war.