Unfortunately this just isn’t always true. They also care deeply about the maintenance of existing hierarchies and will cheerfully vote against their own financial interests in order to maintain them.
I dunno. I still remember when big tobacco was situated to have a recreational pot monopoly AND the cigarette industry was already in downturn… and they still tended to fight legalization tooth-and-nail.
I’d suggest that rich republicans do the same thing, if for a more obviously-selfish reason. They like guaranteed, immediate, and stable profit more than the chance of overall increased profit in the long term.
Unfortunately this just isn’t always true. They also care deeply about the maintenance of existing hierarchies and will cheerfully vote against their own financial interests in order to maintain them.
That’s only poor Republicans who do that. Ultimately it will line the pockets of some rich piece of shit one way or another. I hate this place.
I dunno. I still remember when big tobacco was situated to have a recreational pot monopoly AND the cigarette industry was already in downturn… and they still tended to fight legalization tooth-and-nail.
I’d suggest that rich republicans do the same thing, if for a more obviously-selfish reason. They like guaranteed, immediate, and stable profit more than the chance of overall increased profit in the long term.
Example?