So what you’re saying is that the country collectively decided Trump was more promising than Harris?
And you’ve found it’s someone else’s fault, so now you don’t have to do anything but sit in the mess?
Good for you.
Now, pardon us as we try to do something about it.
The conventional answer is that there would be much less incentive to fund new ones.
Some things need a large investment to start: power plants, cities, factories, space stations, etc. Sometimes more money than the people involved can afford, and you need to ask someone to front the money, they typically get paid with a share of the profits.
Well put.
I guess this is also why sympathies from wronged friends and allies are running dry.
Unfortunately, I’m of the sort who doesn’t believe that flipping the table will be to the gain to anyone but those with the preparation and resources to grab what they may (which is what they’re doing)
The divide is too deep, and those people too greedy to do anything but provide for their own. The downtrodden won’t come out better from this, either we stop them, or we wait for the next revolution where people will be even more desperate.
The latter leads to more suffering, more death and more blood, if history is any guide.