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People haven't learned to vote with their wallets
We're in a generation of complacency. Nobody cares and our to busy consuming to care.
A sizeable chunk is too busy surviving.
The system is working as intended.
I mean, you would save a lot more money if you did 2 seconds of research by comparing prices before you buy things and also avoiding unnecessary expenditures like convenience foods like Taco Bell, junk food, and carbonated beverages.
It's amazing to me how many people let themselves get nickel and dimed to death because, "it's only $20."