Unfortunately, this is why it’s so important that businesses aren’t publicly owned (by the people, not the stock market.) This means that whoever manufactured these weapons put the US deeper in debt to enrich themselves, now the US has to sell the equipment that put them in debt to try to get a little bit out of it.
Hmm… Brilliant. Privatize the gains, socialize the losses!
I totally agree.
Unfortunately, this is why it’s so important that businesses aren’t publicly owned (by the people, not the stock market.) This means that whoever manufactured these weapons put the US deeper in debt to enrich themselves, now the US has to sell the equipment that put them in debt to try to get a little bit out of it.
Hmm… Brilliant. Privatize the gains, socialize the losses!