Harvard profits off of private prisons

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I mean... if crack is your shyt, and you aren’t opposed to sucking dikk.:manny: fukk it...
Its definitely more sustainable than paying cash, and in theory can prevent your habit from cutting into bill money.

You're right....it's not like there's better things one can do with their time than suck dikk to support their crack purchases....
 

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:picard:How foolish of me to ask for an example/evidence.
If i had any sense I’d accept your assertions axiomatically.

You explain why it wouldn't work then, because my assertion is there's enough resources to go around....which is pretty self evident....what's yours?
 

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So on top of getting money from rich fukks to get their dumbass kids in the door, they make profits off private prisons and slave labor... :francis: I expect nothing less from this disgusting ass society... :hhh: #America
 

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Great video on the topic of colleges hoarding money and investing in stuff like private prisons and Puerto Rican debt.



Props to @Serious for sharing this


There is absolutely zero reason that donations to colleges should be tax deductible. Just a way for rich people to save money by giving it to rich people.

Same goes for concert halls and shyt.

They should institute a rule for universities, concert halls, art museums, churches, etc. that the ONLY donations you can claim as tax deductible are ones which are directly used to benefit the poor. Scholarships for low-income students and special free concerts for neighborhood kids and shyt like that. Any money donated to build buildings and endow professorships and such should be considered club money and shouldn't be tax deductible.
 

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Universities have capitalized of this insanity for years...promoting socialism in the classroom while being amongst the greediest, most corrupt institutions in America. They've saddled nearly all Americans with crippling debt while putting on a facade of social and economic justice. Meanwhile professors look at teaching as an unfortunate annoyance while they focus on their publishing career.

In short, fukk them.
 

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The USA in the 1950s/60s, when the top tax rate was 90%, economy was booming and take-home money for the lower classes actually improved at the same rate as economic growth.
Rather than get into a ‘that’s not a wealth cap/no one actually paid that rate’ debate ill just say ok:hubie: and be glad no country on the planet currently implements anything of the sort.
 

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@DEAD7 - What I take from that is you think individuals possessing 20, 40, 100 billion dollars is a sign of resource scarcity and not instances of excessive concentration within the economy....
False... and by the numbers you threw out i can see you are off the deep end.


I believe in competitive markets(not free markets)... until we reach post scarcity where an economic system is no longer required.
Until such a time, competitive markets best allocate scarce resources...in my opinion.




:sas1:And for fukkery sake, let me add that the number of countries utilizing competitive uncapped markets vs those utilizing your wealth cap idea is...
...’interesting’:sas2:
 
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