bankrupt America by allow- ing people to spend more than they earned on frivo- lous goods like clothes and cars. Spending tremendous amounts of money just to keep up with fashion trends caused many to accumulate excessive debt. The creation of credit and debt, allowing people to purchase things they can’t afford caused cor- porations and manufacturers to lose money and eventually go out of business, laying off millions of workers, which lead to the Great Depression. The new deal would solve these problems and put the burden on the tax payers. Only three entities in
the US actually makes money, the manufacture, the distrib- uter and the tax collector. Everything else is a fantasy, a
fiction. Corporate America depend on the tax payers to finance their payrolls, their expenses, equipment, research and development and many other things. Their own profit making ability in irrelevant. The bailout of Wall Street was a prime example; when the government saved Wall Street, the banking, au- tomotive and other industries from their own destruction.
Money is reciprocated to
keep fueling the system. The real people putting in the most work to keep America going is the working class and the middle class, most of whom are completely unaware of how things really work in America. They believe with hard work and determination, you can achieve anything in America. That was once true prior to the New Deal but today they’re up against a class of people who have an unfair advan- tage and access to virtually unlim- ited resources.
Motorola, IBM, Apple and
many other corporations reap bil- lions of dollars from the Govern- ment for such things as research and development, to expand, to acquire land, etc. Those billions aren’t readily available to the aver- age citizen, despite the fact that the
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