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Corporate greedflation.
Considering greedy corporations are lobbying (bribing) public figure heads, it’s not far off.
lol oh is it? Which party is that again?
Ok and? This act has nothing to do with financial reform.
If you think this changes anything then I have a bridge to sell you.
And how exactly is this reforming finance? I’ve read the entire thing and don’t see a single thing that will change the current financial system in any meaningful way
Sounds like a strawman argument to me. This was passed years ago yet nothing has actually changed. It’s meaningless. If you can show me empirical evidence that demonstrates real reform then show me, otherwise your words are as meaningless as this “act”.
You have no argument.
Thanks for proving my point. ROFL.
Way to go slugger.
Nope. My point is that regardless of who is in office there is no financial reform. It’s the same bullshit regardless of which party is in office.
The fact that it wasn’t passed just echos my point. No one in power is interested in real reform. It’s rich vs poor and congress is on the rich side.
It’s clear you’re too daft to understand that.
Would help a lot more if we had equitable distribution of wealth
2023 = "$166.6 billion to $190.5 billion" citation: https://www.federalreserve.gov/paymentsystems/2023_currency_print_order_revised.htm#:~:text=The%20revised%20print%20order%20increases,%24166.6%20billion%20to%20%24190.5%20billion.
Wow, you can't even understand a basic graph and what it covers. News flash, it's NOT just printed currency.