This package is loaded full of socialism... for the corporations, they call it subsidies and research grants. About $200 Billion of research for the chip industry and $50 Billion for them to build factories.
We need to start calling their subsidies, grants, tax incentives what it is... Socialism for the Corps.
Isn't targeted money one way the government can direct R&D of what we're going to need in the future? There'll be plenty of jobs created as well as workforce development to train workers. I think this is a great idea.
Sounds like more trickle down nonsense. Trickle down does work as we know from the K shaped curve resulting from Covid where the top 20% increased their net worth and the bottom 80% lost net worth
I love the idea of spending money on research and development. I hate the idea of a few handfuls of people benefiting enormously from that research and development that we the people are paying for. The jobs it creates are primarily servant workers.
Once a good or service is commodified it should be run and operated by worker co-ops We Workers should receive some share of the profits/surplus with the majority of these profits and surplus going to benefit we the people overseen by skilled and knowledgeable councils with some government oversight.
We should figure out what our basic human  Rights and needs are to live self-fulfilling lives within a community. Then redirect our human and natural resources for careers/jobs in these areas. I believe this can be done globally within a single generation!
'Significant bipartisan support' = 'perceived key component of US's on-going policy of military Keynesianism'. This policy will therefore likely exist independent of who US citizens vote for.
This package is loaded full of socialism... for the corporations, they call it subsidies and research grants. About $200 Billion of research for the chip industry and $50 Billion for them to build factories.
We need to start calling their subsidies, grants, tax incentives what it is... Socialism for the Corps.
We the People need to benefit, not A Few People.
Isn't targeted money one way the government can direct R&D of what we're going to need in the future? There'll be plenty of jobs created as well as workforce development to train workers. I think this is a great idea.
Sounds like more trickle down nonsense. Trickle down does work as we know from the K shaped curve resulting from Covid where the top 20% increased their net worth and the bottom 80% lost net worth
I love the idea of spending money on research and development. I hate the idea of a few handfuls of people benefiting enormously from that research and development that we the people are paying for. The jobs it creates are primarily servant workers.
Once a good or service is commodified it should be run and operated by worker co-ops We Workers should receive some share of the profits/surplus with the majority of these profits and surplus going to benefit we the people overseen by skilled and knowledgeable councils with some government oversight.
We should figure out what our basic human  Rights and needs are to live self-fulfilling lives within a community. Then redirect our human and natural resources for careers/jobs in these areas. I believe this can be done globally within a single generation!
People aren't paying for anything the Federal Government spends. Don't you know Modern Monetary Theory yet?
This isn't about MMT, it's about capitalism.
They did mass layoffs and bought back their own shares
'Significant bipartisan support' = 'perceived key component of US's on-going policy of military Keynesianism'. This policy will therefore likely exist independent of who US citizens vote for.
Loved it. Send us some more please.
Who is us? You must be positioned to benefit like a pig with a prime spot at the trough.
Check out the two missing weeks of comment before you reveal your very incorrect assumptions.
What does OBJ mean within the comments?