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<p>[QUOTE="statequarterguy, post: 1932633, member: 21782"]Short of monopolies, consumers also suffer when there’s too little competition, which is often the result of mergers, that were allowed by the government that big business bought. The SSA is not run for profit. The post office raises its prices twice a years these days, the result of a bought government requiring them to show unreasonable pension losses, so they can turn the operation over to their private sector donors. And, we all know how the bought government allowed big business to move millions of jobs offshore, yet still allowed them access to the US market. As for Walmart getting away with paying slave wages, well that's a result of the bought government breaking the labor unions, which lowers wages and benefits for all (union & nonunion).</p><p> </p><p>Short of Nazi Germany, this runaway greed is the worst I’ve ever seen. Big business (and some government agencies, i.e. The US Mint) gouge consumers with high prices and low quality and refuse to share the wealth with U.S. labor, they'd rather lobby the government for no minimum wage.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="statequarterguy, post: 1932633, member: 21782"]Short of monopolies, consumers also suffer when there’s too little competition, which is often the result of mergers, that were allowed by the government that big business bought. The SSA is not run for profit. The post office raises its prices twice a years these days, the result of a bought government requiring them to show unreasonable pension losses, so they can turn the operation over to their private sector donors. And, we all know how the bought government allowed big business to move millions of jobs offshore, yet still allowed them access to the US market. As for Walmart getting away with paying slave wages, well that's a result of the bought government breaking the labor unions, which lowers wages and benefits for all (union & nonunion). Short of Nazi Germany, this runaway greed is the worst I’ve ever seen. Big business (and some government agencies, i.e. The US Mint) gouge consumers with high prices and low quality and refuse to share the wealth with U.S. labor, they'd rather lobby the government for no minimum wage.[/QUOTE]
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