Those millions who feel the system has been rigged against them, that their economic prosperity has been undermined by those who should have served them: they’re correct! But it wasn’t in the interest of those who have less than they; it was in the interest of those who have more

May 26, 2018 · 10:18 PM UTC

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Yes American democracy is drowning in money.
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Republicans have mastered the art & science of persuading Americans to vote against their best interests.
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Analogy: never ending football game. Teams represent D's & R's. Elections change out & adjust player count on both teams. Cheering fans = voters paying owners (1%ers) who get $ whether team wins/loses. 1%ers also encourage illusion wealth movement only decided on field.
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Good point
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Oh! You are SO RIGHT!!
Dinesh D'Souza
 @DineshDSouza
25 May 2018
It's not an accident that Democrats have spent trillions of dollars on America's inner cities and made virtually no progress. bigliebook.com

REVEALED: Democrats don't want to help poor inner cities

Dinesh D'Souza explodes "the big lie" of the Democratic Party. Available now!
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Spot on!
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So now your a republican?
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System is rigged, prosperity is affected, & yet you still endorsed HRC, not b/c of qualifications but b/c of gender. It shouldn’t matter why system is rigged, only that it mustn’t be. Helping those in need isn’t the problem; the problem lies w/ expecting nothing in return.
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Anti-Semitic hate speech.
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