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Tuesday, May 21, 2019 3:26:23 PM
it would “be giving up a lot of money that could be paying down the deficit,” in Barford’s words.
Rephrased: If we steal that money from our employer, we can pay down the credit card debt we incurred from frivolous spending.
That, to me, is sinister at best. What gives them the audacity to think using stolen money to abase their outlandish, irresponsible spending practices is actually permissible?
It’s no different than Greece or Cyprus just sequestering money from peoples private bank accounts because they failed at budgeting their nations.
Absolute tyrannical thinking.
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