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Yes, because it’s our tax paying for political generosity

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@9L7PXN9agreed…2mos2MO

Without the wellbeing of their own citizens being foremost. There's no need for global cooperation to take priority. If people can't afford their own food and rent without it being nickel and dimed away by global corps then we're all **** ed.

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