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I have read some subreddits that look like that. I suppose in an over the top sort of way it communicates the overall absurdity of how our government as a whol
by Shivetya 12y ago
I have read some subreddits that look like that.
I suppose in an over the top sort of way it communicates the overall absurdity of how our government as a whole communicates with the people it supposedly is there to serve. Do they really think us that stupid?
From the FCC, IRS, CIA, NSA, FBI, Homeland Security, and more. The level of disdain they express for our rights gives credence to the belief that government can become and is too large to benefit the people.
- nextw33k 12y ago> government can become and is too large to benefit the people This is gaining more steam, however its not the conservative small government (less public sector employees). Its the belief that countries should divide to be smaller nations. That way less power/money is controlled centrally. What we are getting is the direct opposite of communism in that wealth is not spread evenly and central planning is happening. Whilst I like the concept of a European currency, it fails to provide benefits for local regions with differing needs. Germany's economy is built on manufacturing whilst Greece is tourism and agriculture.