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Defense contractors employ a lot of (real, not javascript) engineers with good salaries and then those salaries get taxed again and then they pay for governme
by PostOnce 2y ago
Defense contractors employ a lot of (real, not javascript) engineers with good salaries
and then those salaries get taxed again
and then they pay for government meteorologists
and then those salaries get taxed again
and then they pay for construction
Government spending is a fantastic deal because they automatically get a huge discount in the form of being able to tax what they give you.
That's why privatization is theoretically far below optimal.
After all, when there's a big fuckin' hole in the road at least you can call someone, which wouldn't be true if Google were building roads.
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- the_real_cher 2y agoIm struggling to understand how what youre saying doesnt also apply to private industry and what hiring meteorologists has to do with this. I havent found anyone I can call to come fix a road from the government in my town however I can get anything the private industry offers, delivered, often immediately.