This Is What Corporate Welfare Looks Like | RepresentUs

Corruption is legal in the U.S. It’s called lobbying.

In this RepresentUs video titled "This Is What Corporate Welfare Looks Like," we are exposing "corporate welfare" AKA how companies like Fed Ex, Nike, and Dish Network avoid corporate taxes using corporate lobbying schemes to keep the corporate tax rate low or completely avoidable. This shows the state of U.S. politics and the lifeblood of our corrupt government: Lobbying. Corruption is legal in the U.S., but we can end it.

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[MrZeissOne]

The taxes went directly onto the pockets of the lawmakers.

[thdayadventist]

If we stopped paying taxes, and got off the Fed's Babylon Debt Slavery currency/system, we would strive like never before, and live in a much better world.

[criticalthought]

The Sunshine act of 1970 super fueled the monsters on K street.
The Freedom to Vote Act chips away at one of the most powerful tools of the Predatory Donor Class.
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[imagicrockstar]

YEA SO ???? What are we going to do about it and when ?

[levigrenier]

And they complain about the "deficit"

[grjrny]

If you raise their taxes they will just raise their prices, or lay off workers. Maybe we worry about ourselves, and also get the a$$holes in DC to quick spending non-existent money.

[billybilly]

Nah. Nike is going broke. Get some go broke. The country is laughing at NIKE