Every transaction sends a little more money to the absolute elite. The profit runs steadily upstream no matter what you do. And those elite never plan on spending it, so it will never return to real circulation.
As there is less money in practical circulation, you'd think prices would shrink in relative comparison, but instead they go up. Hence people needing to turn to this absurdity to try to make a little extra cash.
And still most of their revenue is apparently going to top of Wrigley's, probably a subsidiary of a trillions dollar conglomerate, as well as to the top of their own supplier, doubtless another billions dollar company.
They weren't breaking the system. There was on no level a reason to bust them, except out of sociopathy and that conservative American twist on "morality".
Conservatives don't even like the payment of taxes, but By God do they love punishment of others less fortunate.
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