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The latest space EX joy ride into space $243 dollars spent so people can fly into space. Think of all the homes that could have been built for the homeless for $243 million dollars. What a waste.!!?
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Isn't it awesome?!?!The latest space EX joy ride into space $243 dollars spent so people can fly into space. Think of all the homes that could have been built for the homeless for $243 million dollars. What a waste.!!?
The latest space EX joy ride into space $243 dollars spent so people can fly into space. Think of all the homes that could have been built for the homeless for $243 million dollars. What a waste.!!?
I would wait until the first crash and the only thing left is cinders. Then the prices will go downThe latest space EX joy ride into space $243 dollars spent so people can fly into space. Think of all the homes that could have been built for the homeless for $243 million dollars. What a waste.!!?
Want to see wasted money?The latest space EX joy ride into space $243 dollars spent so people can fly into space. Think of all the homes that could have been built for the homeless for $243 million dollars. What a waste.!!?
Wasn't it private money?The latest space EX joy ride into space $243 dollars spent so people can fly into space. Think of all the homes that could have been built for the homeless for $243 million dollars. What a waste.!!?
The latest space EX joy ride into space $243 dollars spent so people can fly into space. Think of all the homes that could have been built for the homeless for $243 million dollars. What a waste.!!?
Totally awesome. Faster we get into space, the sooner I can get off this rock and get away from the moonbats like the OP.Isn't it awesome?!?!
We have spent countless trillions of dollars on homes for people over decades. Many seem to not want to ever improve themselves. For the homeless there is an issue. But there are different problems with individuals. We still need to advance. We need to find cheaper ways to get into space. Government can not do it cheaply. As other companies improve their technologies the competition will bring prices down. Government has lied to us all to often. The Shuttle was advertised to the public as being a cheap spacecraft to fly and a quick turnaround time of two weeks for each ship. It ended up being expensive and high maintenance wit a longer turnaround time. The endgame is the Space Launch System that is nearing its first flight. Derived from the Shuttle Rockets, it was supposed to take a few years to develop and fly at a cheap price. We have spent near 20 billion dollars just developing the system up to now. It may cost a couple of billion dollars to launch one of these rockets if it is only once or twice a year. This was supposed to be cheaper then the Shuttle which was a minimum of 500 million dollars just to roll it to the pad and without a mission. They promised.The latest space EX joy ride into space $243 dollars spent so people can fly into space. Think of all the homes that could have been built for the homeless for $243 million dollars. What a waste.!!?
The latest space EX joy ride into space $243 dollars spent so people can fly into space. Think of all the homes that could have been built for the homeless for $243 million dollars. What a waste.!!?
Trickle down theory? It's not trickling down. I think they softened it with a St Jude lottery to assuage their hedonistic guilt for such extravagance.The latest space EX joy ride into space $243 dollars spent so people can fly into space. Think of all the homes that could have been built for the homeless for $243 million dollars. What a waste.!!?
Really, you didnt see the trickle down? Who built the rocket? Who supplied the parts to that rocket? Who supplied the food and materials for the employees who built that rocket. See dumbass progs have no clue how an economy works, just parrot the Marxists talking points, dictated by them by their masters.....Trickle down theory? It's not trickling down. I think they softened it with a St Jude lottery to assuage their hedonistic guilt for such extravagance.
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Yes, I worked for Lockheed Missiles & Space Company and benefited from the trickle down, i.e. didn't get laid off.Really, you didnt see the trickle down? Who built the rocket? Who supplied the parts to that rocket? Who supplied the food and materials for the employees who built that rocket. See dumbass progs have no clue how an economy works, just parrot the Marxists talking points, dictated by them by their masters.....
Trickle down theory? It's not trickling down. I think they softened it with a St Jude lottery to assuage their hedonistic guilt for such extravagance.
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The latest space EX joy ride into space $243 dollars spent so people can fly into space. Think of all the homes that could have been built for the homeless for $243 million dollars. What a waste.!!?
Sure, SpaceX trickled down to the middle class. But how much of it trickled down to those not making a living wage? A whole lot of people are not benefitting from the glory of the space age.Really, you didnt see the trickle down? Who built the rocket? Who supplied the parts to that rocket? Who supplied the food and materials for the employees who built that rocket. See dumbass progs have no clue how an economy works, just parrot the Marxists talking points, dictated by them by their masters.....
And just what do you think should be done about this?Sure, SpaceX trickled down to the middle class. But how much of it trickled down to those not making a living wage? A whole lot of people are not benefitting from the glory of the space age.
America's unemployment rate is at a half-century low, but it also has a job-quality problem that affects nearly half the population, with a study finding 44% of U.S. workers are employed in low-wage jobs that pay median annual wages of $18,000.
.Almost half of all Americans work in low-wage jobs
The low-wage workforce is part of every local U.S. economy, but it takes the biggest toll in the South and West.www.cbsnews.com
Fuck those not making a living wage, i am so tired of the poor, being poor, even after 28 trillion dollars has been spent on the poor, and yet ...they are still poor. If they cant make it in the US, that is their fucking stupid fault...Sure, SpaceX trickled down to the middle class. But how much of it trickled down to those not making a living wage? A whole lot of people are not benefitting from the glory of the space age.
America's unemployment rate is at a half-century low, but it also has a job-quality problem that affects nearly half the population, with a study finding 44% of U.S. workers are employed in low-wage jobs that pay median annual wages of $18,000.
.Almost half of all Americans work in low-wage jobs
The low-wage workforce is part of every local U.S. economy, but it takes the biggest toll in the South and West.www.cbsnews.com