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grapehead's avatar

Actually, alot of government employees make less that corporate jobs. To offset the lower pay we better benefits and a bit of job security. A very select few make enormous amounts of money. I know people with phds making almost minimum wage. Please tell me what jobs you know in any government position that is making a huge salary. Most government positions aren't easy to get. Federal employment is harder to get past the initial screening. Normal employees are struggling. It's hard to get promotions in some areas.

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Being a citizen, no, asset, no, slave of the US Corporation Government is not so bad. You are relieved of the task of planning the use of most of your money. In exchange for giving up your sovereignty as a free serf, when you retire you get to sit home to wait for a non-livable pension check. You get to give back some of your pension for second (maybe third) rate health insurance which includes a slight discount on overpriced "medicine". Also, in exchange for your liberty and freedom which you have been relieved of, the corporate US enslavement provides protection from foreign enemies. Just to aware that protection does not extend to hostile government employees or foreign barbarians that have been admitted by the government through open borders. Don't forget you are also provided protection against taxpayer financed pandemics by the DOD and the UN/WHO, thanks to "vaccines" created by computer genius Bill Gates of Hell. Now, where on the planet do slaves have a better life? Soon you will be able to be a hybrid human, courtesy of Laus Snob and the WEF. WEF, in coordination with the US corporate government, will offer life where you will be happy and own nothing. No cares no responsibility, no money-- a dream come true.

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