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this is simply unconscionable -- the "rich" are giving themselves massive tax advantages while concurrently eroding many of the services already in place for most Americans

as we move forward, it is quite likely (at this pace) that fewer people will be able to afford homes or medical coverage -- so the wealthy few will control access to both, making it more complex for individuals to build wealth . . . and as the currently liquid have the ability to scoop up foreclosed properties at pennies on the dollar, it is possible we will see "home slaves" -- millions unable to afford private homes who will end up at the mercy of commercial management for their abodes

another real possibility is the running up of massive debts that cannot be repaid -- someone got the benefit of that money originally

and the benefit was to a singular source but the resultant debt burden will be #shared . . . Free Enterprise for the poor, Socialism for the already wealthy

this leads to a final stick up the ass "possibility" called

#Austerity

Just ask someone in Greece what they think of this idea . . . after the rich run up debts that cannot be repaid, then the need to balance this out will be transferred to the masses, who will be expected to "make up" for the prior excesses, excesses of which they had no part in creating and for which they received zero benefits

yet they will be "expected" to make up for what's been lost

I think everything about the United States economy right now is very dangerous

it reminds me of trump's business model for doing business

and that should worry everyone
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