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Steve Dietrich's avatar

It is ironic that the wealthy left are fleeing the rapidly crumbling cities destroyed by their leftist policies - - San Francisco, LA, Portland, Seattle, NY etc. Not only have they destroyed these cities but they have created an immense threat to our banking system.

Recently one of LA's most desirable high rise buildings was in foreclosure , valued at only 1/3 of its value a few years ago as the result of businesses fleeing the City. Up the coast in San Francisco both office and retail properties are valued at a fraction of their mortgage loans.

It's not just a bunch of whiny white guys complaining . The Oakland NAACP issued a public letter calling for more police and recall of the Soros sponsored prosecutor https://californiapolicycenter.org/oakland-naacp-calls-on-politicians-to-crack-down-on-criminals/

Biden bailed out Silicon Valley Bank and investors based on their extraordinary volume of political contributions to far left democrats.

The public is finally catching on to the madness as Biden sinks to his knees, apologizing for calling a killer of an innocent young woman an "illegal"

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Timothy Andrew Staples/pop122's avatar

Yep.

Will enough of these awakened peeps vote Republican to overcome Democrat un-democratic ballot harvesting, control of elections through "zuck-bucks", and persecution of political opponents?

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Steve Dietrich's avatar

Hopefully the lesson is transferable ....... Bud Light's endorsement of the tranny lifestyle cost the stockholders something like $6 BILLION. Hopefully the stockholders will hold them responsible for the theft of stockholder value and their betrayal of the stockholder interests.

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Timothy Andrew Staples/pop122's avatar

The private sector (*not* the captured part, which is huge and essentially a part of the public sector) naturally penalizes mis-judgment, adjusts to demand, and therefore improves.

Public sector improvement (i.e. massive reduction in public power and market influence), on the other hand, is never natural. It requires the People to constantly *restrict* the natural tendency for State growth. We have failed over the last 100+ years to do so, and we don't have much time left before it's 1984.

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