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Hey, he’s not known a Kock for nothin.
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. >

*like bandits >

Banshee is a kind of ghost that shrieks or screams. So, no, that's incorrect. >

Hey Trump lovers, is this swampy enough for you? This is how the rich/connected steal your wealth away. >

Like they truly care about draining the swamp. They'd probably wish Koch poisoned all the libs with asbestos. >

Huge corporation screws population, makes billions. Up next: Study finds trees are made of wood. >

Breaking news: The wood has been GMO'd and patented by Monsanto! >

This should be criminal. These assholes have ruined so many lives, and to add insult to injury, gain from the losses that must be absorbed by the tax payer.
The absolute audacity to fund political movements that seek to defund social programs when you're literally draining money from that system to line your own pockets in the definition of hypocracy.
These people are the scum of the earth. >

And the consumers get screwed once again.
And they taught us in school that capitalism was SO wonderful, and we'd all benefit from it. Yeah, we get the gruel while they get the caviar. >

Socialism for the corporations and brutal capitalism for the rest of us. >

This is why the ultra rich push "culture issues" they'll make you afraid of drag queens, the government coming for your stove, kids going pee in litter boxes, black people, and whatever else they can think of to distract you from how they're robbing you blind.
Everything you've ever heard about how someone else's private life is harming you in some way, like "the gays are destroying the institution of marriage" is a lie made up by rich people who I keep people distracted >

Why do we allow this.  These evil fucks need to go. >

And that right there is why Koch buys lawmakers. >

Why can’t be offload Koch (both man and company) onto a nice little island in the middle of the Pacific where they can continue to be horrible people, while leaving the rest of civilized society in peace? >

They're the modern age dragons sitting on their hoard... 
Where's a noble or not so noble knight when you need them? >

Snorting coke in a basement somewhere while they brag to one another on anonymous darknet forums about the latest batch of social security numbers they've stolen and sold for Bitcoin.
The good ones learned from Snowden and the rest find it amusing to encourage the alt-right. >

Snowden was too cowardly to stay and face the consequences of protesting a system he didn't believe in. When the going got tough, he ran off to Russia like a little bitch.
So if the good ones learn anything, I hope it's that you need to follow through, because if you run scared then you undermine everything you did. >

Snowden tried to work within the system and booked when he became convinced it was stacked against him. His goal was not Russia. He got trapped there because of US restrictions.
Do you have a list of people who have acted per your advise? >

Yes, he left. That was my primary criticism, and we both agree he did it.
Not going to engage in your whataboutisms. What other people do is irrelevant. We're discussing Snowden. >

We're only sort of talking Snowden. I'm talking about your misinformation and the unrealistic belief/hope that whistle blowing is its own reward after the powers that be step on your life.
Snowden exposed extensive illegal activities and not one single person has been held to account.