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*like bandits
Sounds like fraud. In any situation outside of corporate law that would be a crime. >

This shit is just wrong. There is no good that could come of this for society. In essence, they are offloading the costs of their negligence onto the rest of us. Fucking leeches. >

Well, when the government lets them do it... >

the government does what we allow them to. >

No the rich and powerful do what we allow them to do. >

Only for so long… eventually people wake up and bring about change. Lots of examples in history. >

So violent revolution or a world war then? Those are the only times I see positive things changing for the common person. More death and destruction instead of these bastards just paying more in tax. What a waste. >

Yeah but if you vote you get a sticker...... soooooooo
You can eat the sticker as food when we run out just so you guys know. >

Capitalism for the poor.  Socialism for the rich >

Ain't that the truth >

How in the motherfucking christ is this even legal? 
Jan 19 (Reuters) - Industrial conglomerate Koch Industries received nearly $2.5 billion in dividend payments last year from its Georgia-Pacific unit, which had spun off a subsidiary that took on its liability from asbestos litigation and then filed bankruptcy to limit lawsuit payouts, according to documents filed in a U.S. bankruptcy court in North Carolina.
Corporations are people my ass. No person could pull off this shit. Maybe Donald Trump but he's more of a sentient pile of congealed hair and fat than a person. >


sen·tient
/ˈsen(t)SH(ē)ənt/
adjective
able to perceive or feel things

Are we sure on that part? >

Unearned pride is a thing. >

Socialize the costs and privatize the profits.  Bankruptcy and Koch go hand in hand.  In my local GP and Koch Farms, Koch Transportation made out like a banshee when the scooped up Grant Forest Products.