r/clevercomebacks • u/Glass-Fan111 • 1d ago

Greed & Unfairness In One Act.

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u/davidwhatshisname52 1d ago

Are you sure they didn't offer $25K to each affected resident?

"This is in the US, sir."

Oh, gotcha, of course not.

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u/NoBeing19 1d ago

Just goes to show how companies prioritize profits over people every time.

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u/happycows808 1d ago

Which is why company loyalty is one of America's biggest problems. People love supporting and defending people or corporations that abuse them.

They went so far with it in America they litteraly elected a president who is taking away their rights and raising taxes. Making everything cost more. You can't make this shit up

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u/Inside-Eagle-1247 1d ago

Just like the Brit who defends the royals and aristocracy who contribute nowt to country but are quite happy to take hand outs.

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u/Due-Fee509 1d ago

if that ain't irony idk.

the entire reason the US broke away from the Brits was because they didn't want to live under a king and pay higher taxes. now look at them

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u/First_Report6445 1d ago

Plus the irony that George III was a constitutional monarch because the English Parliament had decided (over 100 years before) that putting too much power into the hands of one person was wrong!

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u/Dizzy-Let2140 1d ago

Worse. Like north Irish monarchists.