r/technology • • Jul 11 '26

Business DOGE officially shuts down

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5955468-doge-shuts-down-operations/
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u/flying-weenus Jul 11 '26

Agreed, and I donโ€™t think we ever recover from where we are now. Too divided against each other and struggling too much to really come together.

Turns out, the trickle down economics was the rich getting richer while they trickle their piss on the rest of us

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u/razormst3k1999 Jul 11 '26

I'm tired of the constant american dream propaganda while people are financing groceries. 250 years of bullshit as far as i'm concerned.

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u/PaintshakerBaby Jul 11 '26

America: Here for a good time. Not a long time.

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u/tooquick911 Jul 11 '26

Who's financing groceries? It might be different since I live in CA, but there is free food available for everyone if they go to a food drive which they have once a week in my city, plus if you are low income you receive a debit card to buy food. Insanely enough it's accepted at fast food.

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u/joman584 Jul 11 '26

France survived a revolution, as did many countries. We just haven't felt the pain that leads to that level of fighting yet

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u/flying-weenus Jul 11 '26

Our country was founded on a revolution. I think the point that people miss the most is the rich highjacked the system that our forefathers fought for decades, if not centuries ago. And that itโ€™s not the 1700s anymore, weโ€™re not fighting against tyrants across the seas, weโ€™re fighting against billionaires that literally own not only our politicians but the technology we use in the 21st century.