I think the work they do benefited the individual government employees more than it benefits the individual citizen. But as a whole number, we definitely get more out of it
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Anonymous2w
I think this is hard to say bc the scales are so different
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Anonymous#22w
Like it’s not an even playing field of who gets more out of a partnership structure from two cofounders. It’s a relationship between a $7 trillion institution and 1 person with a net worth orders of magnitudes smaller.
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Anonymous#22w
Oh wait nvm it’s normalized bc u just scale the impact by the number of individual people.
So on the weighing balance it’s like: “Mostly works in all y’all’s favor summer or their own”
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Anonymous#22w
So the math checks out bc on the weighing balance it’s like ax = by. a is # of corrupt billionaires, b is # of taxpayers. I was missing the b so shit didn’t add up when I ran the numbers.
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Anonymous#22w
Please ignore me I’m high as shit
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Anonymous#12w
Idk most government employees are service workers who are underpaid and have difficult jobs (sanitation, teaching, social services, etc)
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Anonymous#32w
Those are state services. I was assuming the question was about federal