$740m was just stolen from Powerball by the Deep State- change my mind

posted 3 years ago by Patriot_Perks 3 years ago by Patriot_Perks +68 / -1

As many of you probably heard, the Powerball jackpot had grown to over $731m for last night's drawing. There was one jackpot winner in Lonaconing, MD located 140 mils outside of, you guessed it.... Washington DC

There were also 9 other consolation jackpot winners in the $1-2m range. Check out this state distribution:

$731m Jackpot winner: MD

$2m winner: MD

$1m winners: CA, GA, IL, ME, MI, NJ, OR

As many of us know, Jeffrey Epstein's ZORO Trust allegedly won a Powerball jackpot in 2008.

https://www.newspapers.com/clip/33739878/jeffrey-epstein-zorro-trust-claims/

Could the deep state be using these national lotteries as a free slush fund to pay off Antifa/BLM, bribe politicians, blackmail schemes, corrupt judges, fraudulent poll workers, dirty law enforcement?

It will be very interesting to see if this same pattern plays out soon with the Megamillion jackpot which has ballooned to over $970m in recent days.

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– VanillaBean 4 points 3 years ago +4 / -0

They say statistically that low income people collectively spend more money on the lottery, hence the saying that it's the poor man's tax and other variations. Not that they each spend a lot (they can't, they're poor) but rather such an overwhelming percentage of them play what they can (say a few bucks per drawing). Statistically we should see more jackpots go to low income people. As a demographic they outnumber everyone else by far who plays the lottery. Instead I rarely ever see "feel good stories" about who won a lottery.