What is the biggest scam in society that is deemed acceptable?

[grYmes]

College. Not as an experience but as a business model.

 

[Kzzl]

I wonder how many people have actually researched the in's and out's of these issues.
Some of these perceived "scams" may just be people not understanding the nature of the beast.

 

[Blue_London]

I wonder how many people have actually researched the in's and out's of these issues.
Some of these perceived "scams" may just be people not understanding the nature of the beast.

People doing research on this site?????

 

[Old Man Cain]

Property Taxes..you mean to tell me, I have to pay you for some shit I own. Sounds like extortion to me.

Yeah man that's some bullshit. I could understand if my property tax was going to pay the water bill and light bill but nope.

Even worst than that is car tax. Here in NC you have to every year get your car inspected and pay your car tax. 40 for the inspection then whatever the state deems your car worth determine how the tax will be. Dafuck I bought my car I paid for the taxes and now y'all niggas taxing me for as long as I own the car.

 

[BRIAN B.]

Patriotism. Folks turn it into a brand at this point down to selling patriot merch. Good thing is if they got a bald eagle as their pic you know what they bout

 

[LurkerSix]

In America, bragging how you work 24/7 & take no days off.

Getting government assistance when you are poor, means you are lazy, but if you are rich getting government assistance, it means you are smart.

 

[Duwop]

Parking

 

[Shotta]

Education system.

From the irrelevant teachings, lies, one sided history and lack of lessons to progress the youth.

 

[Royal]

Shit just watched episode 3 of Netflix documentary called Rotten. The bottled water industry...just horrible

 

[5 Grand]

Shit just watched episode 3 of Netflix documentary called Rotten. The bottled water industry...just horrible

Yeah charging $4 for a bottle of water is a hustle.

 

[Mooney]

Pledging alliance a flag

 

[Mooney]

The vaccine program as a whole

 

[SneakDZA]

Banks.

You're gonna charge me a fee for letting you hold my money which you then use to invest and make a profit off? Eat a dick.

 

[Nobody]

The food industry.... if I go to McDonald's and order a big Mac meal that cost $7.99 and I say no lettuce or something it should then cost less then $7.99. Why does it cost the same especially if I add something to it the cost will increase