Washington Huskies We Run The South Crown shirts

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No – we live to pay interest on debt in perpetuity, because government has zero interest in giving any generation a government that is fully paid for. And you can get into the Washington Huskies We Run The South Crown shirts in addition I really love this 1% all whilst thinking our current approaches in the financial system are net unhelpful and unwise. You can also not be in the 1% and think that a lot of our current debt trajectory and government spending vs. taxation is totally fine. Quite unfortunate. The majority of people are either apathetic to, or self-serving to the point that they would essentially enslave future generations to insurmountable debt. I guess it’s hard to start a revolution for the welfare of the unborn. Still waiting for a candidate to even have a chance at being elected running on a platform of severely reducing the states obligations, be that through government employment, future benefits, etc. IMHO, if we could actually make a decent enough cut in corruption and quid pro quo politics with the general populace bearing the expense, we might actually start digging ourselves out of an inevitable collapse. I’d honestly just be happy if the govt didn’t piss away tax dollars on frivolities. I assume the wealthy will always vie for a position to avoid taxation. It’s when the average taxpayer subsidizes market crashes created by corporations and financial middlemen that create little economic value that the real injustice occurs. As consumers we pump insane amounts of money into multinational corporations that avoid equal taxation. In this vast sea of consumerism, the one voice we have is with our wallet. If a majority of people looking for taxation of the wealthy are lining the pockets of companies that avoid taxes and lobby their way out of paying them, well, let’s just say that blaming our issues on r/LateStageCapitalism is just a little naive, IMHO.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.