We Need Socialism.

Ok. It seemed you were pushing the narrative that there's no just reason why someone should be a millionaire.
No. It’s not millionaires who are controlling our government. It is billionaires.
 
Ok. It seemed you were pushing the narrative that there's no just reason why someone should be a millionaire.
Excellent column and podcast just published that outlines the problems created by the super rich.

Why You Should Hate the Rich Even More (w/ Rob Larson)

The rich are severed from the rest of us — materially through gated communities and jets, and psychologically through the bubbles they exist within.​

This gross wealth imbalance produces a number of problems within a society, including the wealthy’s overreaching influence into policymaking. Tax breaks, deregulation and other neoliberal doctrines have defined the last few decades of American politics, and that imbalance means “that's more cash chasing the same number of assets, and it just tends to have the effect of hideously inflating every asset market, making housing out of reach for so many people, making the market absurdly overpriced,” Larson spells out.

Hedges and Larson go on to describe the evolution of elites and the psychology behind handling obscene wealth, from personal relationships to the way they dress. Both agree, however, that it is possible to continue the fight against this inequality through labor organizing and local community building.
Why You Should Hate the Rich Even More (w/ Rob Larson)
 
Seldom the case.

When your government is for sale to the highest bidder, who do you think wins the bidding? Who loses?

These aren’t difficult questions to those awake and not duped by state controlled media.
Show me a single government ion the history of the world that didn't do the bidding of the rich and powerful. It's simply how the world works. Our government is better than most at avoiding that.
 
Excellent column and podcast just published that outlines the problems created by the super rich.

Why You Should Hate the Rich Even More (w/ Rob Larson)

The rich are severed from the rest of us — materially through gated communities and jets, and psychologically through the bubbles they exist within.​

This gross wealth imbalance produces a number of problems within a society, including the wealthy’s overreaching influence into policymaking. Tax breaks, deregulation and other neoliberal doctrines have defined the last few decades of American politics, and that imbalance means “that's more cash chasing the same number of assets, and it just tends to have the effect of hideously inflating every asset market, making housing out of reach for so many people, making the market absurdly overpriced,” Larson spells out.

Hedges and Larson go on to describe the evolution of elites and the psychology behind handling obscene wealth, from personal relationships to the way they dress. Both agree, however, that it is possible to continue the fight against this inequality through labor organizing and local community building.
Why You Should Hate the Rich Even More (w/ Rob Larson)
Your source that you didn't attribute, is the Chris hedges Report a leftist opinion website that has all of 173,000 subscribers according to its own information. The website and author are about as credible as you are.
 
Your source that you didn't attribute, is the Chris hedges Report a leftist opinion website that has all of 173,000 subscribers according to its own information. The website and author are about as credible as you are.
**** off!
 
Your source that you didn't attribute, is the Chris hedges Report a leftist opinion website that has all of 173,000 subscribers according to its own information. The website and author are about as credible as you are.
See the link Bibi dumb ass.
 
Highlight needs an enema stuck in his ear.

America has a bit too much socialism already.
 
Look who doesn’t recognize sarcasm. LMFAO

You’re so ******* dumb DumbAgain.
So unoriginal. If I told you that you were a boring asshole, you’d have a terrific prompt comeback with something like “oh yeah? well you are a boring asshole.”

Toddle off gimp.
 
So unoriginal. If I told you that you were a boring asshole, you’d have a terrific prompt comeback with something like “oh yeah? well you are a boring asshole.”

Toddle off gimp.
I’m sorry you’re such a loser.
 
No, we sure don't need socialism in the classic context.

Capitalism is easily the superior engine of growth, innovation and prosperity. Unfortunately, we have so misapplied capitalism that some are looking towards socialism as an alternative.

Those who think that proper and efficient regulation of capitalism are to blame for that. Proper and efficient regulation is a REQUIRED COMPONENT of capitalism, not a hinderance.

Clearly the Meltdown of 2008, when unregulated derivatives took us to LITERALLY within HOURS of full collapse, taught us nothing. As usual, we just don't learn.
 
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