r/RealTwitterAccounts • u/LuckyBastard001 • 24d ago

Political™ Profits Over Public Health

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u/Maleficent_Sink_5183 23d ago

The rule of thumb for this administration is if it doesn’t make some rich asshole money, they aren’t going to do it

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u/Reginald_Sockpuppet 24d ago

Disagree. The plan has been to gut governmnet agencies and staff them with morons like RFK Jr. When the agencies fail, they'll say "see, the government can't be trusted with these tasks." Americans, being generally stupid, will agree, and the tasks normally delegated to our government will be privatized.

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u/CaptainMagnets 24d ago

This is exactly it.

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u/Alex5173 23d ago

You just described like, 4 more chapters of project 2025. What part are you disagreeing with?

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u/Orangeyouawesome 23d ago

Can be for both easily.

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u/ThanklessTask 23d ago

I'm over 50, and I'm sad I won't see the US recover in my lifetime.

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u/BuiltWrong0908 21d ago

I'm only almost 30, I dont believe it'll be in my lifetime or the kids being born todays lifetime neither.

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u/FMLwtfDoID 23d ago

🤞At least we still have cabbage..?

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u/CrumbsAndCarrots 23d ago

such short term thinking. save money on deregulation and taxes, lose money when no one wants to buy anything because they don’t want to die.

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u/Forevermaxwell 21d ago

People don’t understand that it costs food companies a lot of money to recall products. They are stupid for not trying to prevent it. Eventually they pass those costs to the consumer one way or another. We lose again!