One of the reasons industries are so short on cash right now is that they have spent billions buying back their own stocks instead of investing in their workers and saving for a rainy day. That needs to be addressed NOW.
Why is it legal for companies to use federally allocated money to buy back stocks? This seems unethical at best.
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It wasn’t. It was the
@GOP#GOPTaxScam money. Gifted to them by@realDonaldTrump@HouseGOP@SenateGOPThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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It was "ethical" because no stipulations were set on the funds.
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AKA They didn't break the rules, while doing something wrong.
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It was from the crazy tax cut that the republicans pushed through. You know, more trickle down economics
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Actually, it removed competitive privilege from the top companies in the long-term. You folks that don't educate yourselves are just useful tools maintaining a wealth divide and reduced consumer power.
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It was a tax refund, so technically speaking, their money in the 1st place.
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That's weird. They argued for this cut saying it would trickle down to workers. And instead they enriched themselves which is the point you're actively missing.
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That and insider trading congress does
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Why do our elected officials give away handouts to corporations with no strings attached, but always seem to attach a means test for plans that help everyday people?
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I would retweet this if I were an American.
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