Yep, done.

I need to pay more attention to the instances.

You poor thing. You have an incredibly unfounded and skewed version of reality. I hope you one day learn to think critically.

Before I read about the Lavender Scare, I didn’t realize that Washington was a growing gay hub in the 40s/50s due to the expanded bureaucracy post New Deal. Also, that the anti-gay policies spread to universities and the private sector, which seemed to become the norm after that. Eventually, universities and the private sector cared more about sexual orientation than if you were previously a member of the Communist party. History is important and relevant.

This is just 1 amendment, though. They break 3 every time they disappear a US resident for dissidence.

But the problem is the rich have managed their own taxation for 50 years. They’ve decided through exercising power on the government that they will pay less and less. As they do so, working class conditions worsen. This has been accelerated through multiple bills and decisions implemented by the rich. The most destructive one recently was the citizens United decision.

Tell me, if it’s so easy to just take all your money to Monaco, why would the wealthiest in our country spend so much money and effort to war against the working class for the past 50 years?

Why not just go to Monaco instead of cutting the taxes on rich and corporations again (to still be higher than Monaco)