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  Not saying "Oh awesome", but this is standard business since the 60s and before.
context: Imagine if we'd spent all this money on education, infrastructure, healthcare, etc. We could have an entirely different country but nope. >
  
  Imagine if you could tip your car salesman a couple of hundred bucks and he arranges for you to get a new car for free.
  That's basically what lobbying is about, and it's legal. >
  
  Duh. More than any other group, the military industrial complex owns Congress. >
  
  And they've set up the system so that they touch every state. This part is made in South Carolina, this one in North Dakota just to be assembled in Texas. It's absolutely asinine the way this country is being run and how absolutely stupid and in-the-dark the electorate is. >
  
  The military industrial congressional complex. >
  
  But it’s not bribery. Seriously. It’s not. The courts say it’s not. I believe it. A yup yup. >
  
  Not saying "Oh awesome", but this is standard business since the 60s and before. >
  
  Imagine if we'd spent all this money on education, infrastructure, healthcare, etc. We could have an entirely different country but nope. >
  
  Imagine if you could tip your car salesman a couple of hundred bucks and he arranges for you to get a new car for free.
  That's basically what lobbying is about, and it's legal. >
  
  And they do it by raising the price of cars for everyone else. >
  
  Duh. More than any other group, the military industrial complex owns Congress. >
  
  And they've set up the system so that they touch every state. This part is made in South Carolina, this one in North Dakota just to be assembled in Texas. It's absolutely asinine the way this country is being run and how absolutely stupid and in-the-dark the electorate is. >
  
  The military industrial congressional complex. >
  
  But it’s not bribery. Seriously. It’s not. The courts say it’s not. I believe it. A yup yup. >
  
  Not saying "Oh awesome", but this is standard business since the 60s and before. >
  
  Imagine if we'd spent all this money on education, infrastructure, healthcare, etc. We could have an entirely different country but nope. >
  
  Imagine if you could tip your car salesman a couple of hundred bucks and he arranges for you to get a new car for free.
  That's basically what lobbying is about, and it's legal. >
  
  And they do it by raising the price of cars for everyone else. >
  
  Duh. More than any other group, the military industrial complex owns Congress. >
  
  And they've set up the system so that they touch every state. This part is made in South Carolina, this one in North Dakota just to be assembled in Texas. It's absolutely asinine the way this country is being run and how absolutely stupid and in-the-dark the electorate is. >
  
  The military industrial congressional complex. >
  
  But it’s not bribery. Seriously. It’s not. The courts say it’s not. I believe it. A yup yup.