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Until a significant portion of the population stops listening to the rhetoric that holding big businesses and corporations accountable will have a severe detriment to the little businesses, the US is going to continue on a downward spiral. 
There are lots of other contributing factors, but that one has been getting under my fingernails lately.
“What if we made the world a better place for nothing?” >

"We could have bought more stuff, but instead we saved the world." >

That's like phasing out medicine to ensure the stability of hospitals. >

I wouldn't be surprised if certain treatment or medicine was suppressed for exactly that. >

Pretty sure they are , no one wants a cancer cure that has the money for it , they want better cancer treatments that cost more because treatments are longer and more expensive >

The idea of a ‘cancer cure’ fundamentally misunderstands that ‘cancer’ is hundreds of radically different conditions that present in a similar way not one thing with a single cause that can be treated by one thing.
Even so to play into the conspiracy theory, you can tell there isn’t a magic cancer cure because the capital class still dies of cancer. >

Sounds like a socialist handout to me. >

It's only socialism when the poor get anything of course >

But I thought Elon was their boy now? >

I can see him burning a stack of tyres to 'trigger the libs' >

I like how Republicans have just given up on the idea of a free market once it starts doing things they did anticipate. >

Twenty-six thousand new cars were sold in Wyoming in 2018. For comparison, Montana’s were double that. Alabama saw ten times the sales. CA, one hundred times the sales. The average car age in WY is 14 years.
WY has zero influence on the automobile industry. Zero. Crying for attention? Yes. >

Wow the 1000 people who actually live in Wyoming buy a lot of cars…. >

Less than 0.5 percent of sales were hybrid or EV in 2018. Over 85% was gasoline (not diesel). I couldn’t find more recent data. >

Typical GOP idiocy. >

Always good to see that red state dedication to the free market. 🙄 >

Would it not be better to phase out the use of Wyoming? >

Agreed. Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, and North Dakota, should be merged into a single state called Greater Dakota which would still have less people in it than Utah. >

It's the mormons man, I'm telling you. >

And the morons >

I just can't
Only in America >

Wyoming has a big brown beaver - Primus or something >

No no no!  Wyoming has the jackalope! >

You have to admit, the world would be boring if humans always made the best choices. >

That would be nice to experience for a change. >

The most 'Murican take a state could possibly express to the world.
I'm glad we're doomed as a species. >

Only the American strains >

I remember being so US-centric that I thought the whole world would stop working if America did.  Maybe it's from movies or something, but it's so ridiculous. 
As if India or South Africa or anywhere will just shut off power and sit there helpless, LMAO, we are so arrogant. >

If they think they’re gonna find gas cars to purchase in 2035 their way off >

It will be similar to Cuba, they couldn’t get new cars imported, so they just endlessly fix up and maintain old cars from the 1950s. >

Thankfully Wyoming only has like 100k people so this will have zero impact on either industry. >

All Republicans are scum. ARAS? >

ARADT: All Republicans Are Domestic Terrorists. They said so themselves at CPAC. >

Like playing 3 Card Monty on the deck of the Titanic. >

Who's Wyoming? >

Idiots. It’s not like all of the sudden we’re going to stop using oil as a society. >

It's truly reactionary politics., they just know they have to be opposite anyone they perceive as liberal or woke as it's called now.
Since the 80s I've heard their malicious arguments. To watch the pro-oil people start to cry about lithium mining is so insane. MOTHERFUCKERS DON'T CARE, it's purely to be in the way. Their power is making us answer to them instead of pressing our own goals.