We have some $30 trillion in debt
But what do we have to show for that $30T in debt, cawacko?
Well, we have Medicare, we have Social Security, we have national infrastructure, we have airports, we have seaports, we have parks, we have safety inspectors, we have a military, we have the NIH, we have a lot of things to show for the money we've spent.
But we also have some things to show that probably
aren't that great like billionaires going to space instead of solving the problems their pursuit of those billions created, military bases in countries we haven't been at war with in 75 years, and a fossil fuel industry that is unsustainable and unprofitable without generous welfare and subsidies.
So if you look at our $30T of debt, and look at our crumbling infrastructure, bloated military, erratic climate, and personal medical debt levels, then you can pretty much conclude that some of that $30T we spent giving tax breaks to billionaires
wasn't money well spent because we have nothing to show for it.
untold trillions in unfunded liabilities
Extremists like cawacko love scaring people with ambiguous "unfunded liabilities"...but the thing is, they are funded.
What Cawacko and other sophists do is imagine a huge number and try to scare people with it. So they say something like..."$50T in unfunded liabilities", but what they
aren't saying is that $50T
is over 100 years and it's paid by taxes.
There is no such thing as an "unfunded liability", that's just a term stupid people came up with to argue against raising taxes to fund pensions for workers who agreed to work those jobs for that compensation.
Cawacko doesn't like it when promises are kept and fulfilled. He would much prefer a world where one party can change the terms of a deal unilaterally based on lies, misinformation, sophistry,
and bullshit.