US Politics on Sidechat | Shows how little people understand about government subsidizing / public goods. Property Tax, No Profit Motive, and other Fees would not apply to a federally regulated entity too. A comparable thing that is already existing is a military base store.

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Shows how little people understand about government subsidizing / public goods. Property Tax, No Profit Motive, and other Fees would not apply to a federally regulated entity too. A comparable thing that is already existing is a military base store.

15 upvotes, 20 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in US Politics. "Shows how little people understand about government subsidizing / public goods.

Property Tax, No Profit Motive, and other Fees would not apply to a federally regulated entity too.

A comparable thing that is already existing is a military base store."

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Anonymous 9w

You’re the one who lacks understanding. Tell me: what is the typical profit margin of a grocery store? You can remove profit motive and I can guarantee you won’t save a cent. In fact, it’ll be significantly more expensive than TJs or Costco

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Anonymous

#1 9w

This is why, famously, military base stores do not exist and definitely aren’t cheaper than commercial supermarkets. This definitely isn’t something you could check or anything

Anonymous

#2 9w

Are you military?

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Anonymous

#2 9w

Commissaries often aren’t cheaper any than grocery stores

Anonymous

#1 9w

Both my parents are and I grew up spending summers on base and going to the NEX

Anonymous

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Anonymous

#2 9w

Not accurate lol

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Anonymous

#1 9w

Statistics from the military vs vibes from a corpo simp on yikyak

Anonymous

#2 9w

shop.commissaries.com Prices are public info. You can also look up what soldiers are saying online. Whether it’s any cheaper than Costco, it depends on the item. Often it’s no cheaper than

Anonymous

#2 9w

Good luck big boy

Anonymous

#1 9w

Anecdotes from Reddit, only the most accurate sources for Walmart’s strongest soldier

Anonymous

#2 9w

Prices are public info big boy public info

Anonymous

#1 9w

Public info indeed. Just like their mandated 25% savings rate

Anonymous

#2 9w

It’s almost like the military already did the savings math and that’s more reliable than individually comparing every single item sold in a store lol

Anonymous

#2 9w

“Pricing benchmarks” I wonder how they benchmark it Repeating for the 3rd time: this is public info and you can easily cross reference prices with Costco You don’t seem to be willing to do the work, so I’m going to discontinue this convo now

Anonymous

#1 9w

Of course I’m not going to compare every single individual priced item with Costco instead of using the metrics the military uses lmao.

Anonymous

#2 9w

“Name every single train”-ass requirement lmao

Anonymous

#2 9w

How was the benchmark conducted? Would the military publish a stat that shows they are failing to deliver savings, as required by their mandate? Can a police department investigating themselves for misconduct be trusted? Let’s use our brains here. Like I said, I’ve given you the link: shop.commissary.com. Everything is public info. Have a great night 🙂

Anonymous

#1 9w

The fact you’re having to compare Costco, a bulk supply store to a military grocery store is telling you don’t understand different markets.

Anonymous

OP 9w

lmao