
Top 10 Dumbest Uses of your tax dollars? ABSURD! (pt. 2)
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Part 2 of ABSURD's look at the 10 dumbest uses of your tax dollars continues with funding for a farmer's market in Hawaii, the Metropolitan Opera's fire suppression system in New York City, and studies abroad such as the secret language of Parisian butchers and climate change’s impact on driving in Ghana. The speaker criticizes investments in long-term projects like teaching a new religion through the parable of the sower and "re-educating" climate change skeptics. They emphasize the apparent lack of benefit to the average American taxpayer and express concern about the seeming indifference to the public’s basic needs, urging for more prudent and transparent governance. Throughout, the speaker also touches on broader disillusionment with political decision-making and media transparency, citing examples like "soft-sided facilities" (aka TENTS) on the Mexico border and controversial expenditures on advocacy groups.
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