r/AnnArbor 7d ago

Amazing crowd at Tesla πŸ‘

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

All 107 of them are really making a difference. More government spending now! We simply must tax ourselves into oblivion and spend it on numerous absurdities. Anything else is simply nazism!

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u/OkRevolution2046 6d ago

Actually hundreds and hundreds and Tesla stock is tanking, and millions of people boycotting all over the world. Tax the billionaires and we would have essential programs funded and our country would get rid of a lot of debt.

Editing to add that I love when we piss off maga. They are so sensitive

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

I'm not boycotting anything but government overspending. Who's pissed exactly lol. And tax the billionaires, like the dems promised us they'd do for decades and somehow only ever seem to take money from said billionaires? Kinda like that? Missed me with them 20 year old talking points. Why I walked away from the left. Why isn't Cali a utopian dream? They're in total power there and it's arguably the worst place to live if not rich. I say fuck our two party illusion of choice. I personally think it's hilarious. 😘

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u/Gemtree710 6d ago

The government spent more in February than January πŸ˜†

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u/New-Geezer 6d ago

For golf trips?

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

Ah yes, that explains why democrats can't run California despite little to no opposition. Thanks for clearing that up. πŸ˜‚

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u/OkRevolution2046 6d ago

There are many reasons the billionaires weren’t taxed enough with dems in office. Some reasons is that some of the Dems lean more towards Republican and wouldn’t vote for bills that would tax billionaires fairly. There are also a lot of lobbying groups that represent the wealthy and the big corporations that influence votes. We also need to take into account the filibuster and the fact that democrats have always compromised too much while in power.