I don't know anything about US states, but we have the same arguments here in the UK. Living outside London, there's nothing I can do in my daily life that doe

I don't know anything about US states, but we have the same arguments here in the UK. Living outside London, there's nothing I can do in my daily life that doesn't result in a net transfer of wealth from my self, or from the public domain, into the private sector and therefore into London. Every private or public interaction I have has been financialised. be that being forced to keep a car, having children in school, getting sick, renting or owning a house. I could go to toilet in the middle of the park and that would result in net movement of wealth to London and offshore (someone would be sub-contracted to clean the park).