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Business, Economics, and Taxes 2: That's Why We Fight to Take the Means Back

I'll never take out another auto loan. Cash or lease. If you've never had a lease but regularly sell your car at term end, a lease is a smart alternative. I like having newer cars always under warranty, less need for negotiation, haggling over trade-in, lower monthly payments, etc.
We've been leasing a series of cars for over 25 years now, and it works nicely. I know we don't have any asset at the end of the leases, but the math isn't as bad as taking a 7 year loan to pay something off.

And it protects us from having to pay for repairs of POS cars.
 
Farmers to Trump after being told to "Fuck off".

"How much Mr. President? We will fuck off as much as you want."
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What's stupid is Hamburger Helper is like a $10 meal now. ($7.50ish for 1lb of ground beef, $2 for the Hamburger Helper, and $1 for milk)...
That too, but the concept that more and more families are resorting to processed garbage to stay fed is a a good reflection on the state of the union.
 
Imagine being this tone deaf

No joke 2 weeks ago I saw someone saying that the rise in sales of HH is proof that things are going downhill.
 
It used to be "vote D to get out of a recession and into a war, vote R to get out of a war and into a recession." But we have a bigger problem now.
 
The United States has apparently taken a 10% stake in Intel. The dictator has also announced that he's planning to use taxpayer money to buy positions in three quantum computing companies (whose stock jumped 10-20% when he opened his piehole).

I'm trying to remember what it's called when the government buys private enterprise but the my Swiss cheese memory is failing me at the moment...
 
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