Rigby5
Diamond Member
I'm.not avoiding anything. You are asking stupid question. A program that was never designed to make a profit cannot be described as "losing trillions". They aren't losing money, they are spending it on the things they were set up to spend it on. When you go to the grocery store do you say you lost money? Pull yer head outta the RWNJ infotainment sphere and try looking at actual reality for a change. Drop the loaded terms like "socialism" and see these programs for what they are, instead of what Rush Limbaugh told you they were.That's cronyism, not socialism.However, the military procurement system is Government run and woefully inefficient, costly, and poorly run.
You said the socialist Government run programs mentioned in the OP were never intended to make money.
All of them have lost trillions. I will now ask for a third time, are Government socialist programs like the Green New Deal or Medicare for all also intended to not make money and cost we the people trillions?
It is a simple question, not sure why you keep avoiding it.![]()
Wake up, think for yourself.
Thank you. So the the Green New Deal and Medicare for all will cost trillions because it's "spending." They are designed to cost trillions with no hope of recovering the money.
And yes, they are most definitely socialist programs.![]()
Both the Green New Deal and Medicare are putting dollars into circulation by providing private sector employment; Medicare only covers a part of health care for Seniors, which is why you see on TV ads for both health Insurance companies and Big Pharma. The Green New Deal too has created private sector 21st century jobs, and reduces polluting our air, water and soil.
The OP is an example of concrete thinking, if any thinking is part of the author of this thread.
The government is only ever a drain on the economy. Period. The government creates nothing because if takes our money and redistributes it (poorly) after taking a big cut off the top. The government did not build it. We the American People built it and always have,
Wrong.
The government uses our money, but invests it in irreplaceable things the private sector would not be willing or able to do, such as DARPA research, health care research, space research, computer research, nuclear and thermonuclear research,
Without government investment, we would have no transportation, education, or accessible health care. Almost all the universities are land grant, and all the bridges, harbors, rails, highways, etc. are all mostly government subsidized.
We the American people build almost everything, through our taxes.
The private sector builds almost nothing, and charges so much that it is not worth it.