So, Before The Farmers Get Their Trump Bailout

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21. Maybe It's Time to Confront the Real Problem

It’s absolutely fair to be outraged about taxpayer-funded bailouts being handed to people who consistently vote against their own economic interests — and against the basic rights of others. The hypocrisy is glaring: working-class people are told to tighten their belts, skip luxuries, and work harder, yet the same logic evaporates when it comes to bailouts for Trump-voting farmers driving $70,000 trucks.

But the real issue isn’t farmers vs. the rest of us — it’s the system that has conditioned entire communities to vote based on fear, cultural resentment, and misinformation rather than policy that actually benefits them. Decades of right-wing propaganda have turned economic victims into loyal foot soldiers for corporate power.

So yes — before another cent of taxpayer money goes toward bailouts, there should be accountability. Not just financial, but moral. You can’t demand help from a government whose very foundation of equality and inclusion you reject every election cycle.

Until that changes, the rest of us have every right to call it out.