When govt is essentially bought by those like defense contractors and Big Pharma, any healthy skepticism regarding their overreach is treated as blasphemy by neo-liberal establishment. But healthy skepticism is core to the exercise of freedom, however inconvenient it is to them.

Jul 1, 2020 · 2:16 PM UTC

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Thank u. The establishment @DNC and @HillaryClinton are utter corporatists - Bernie mirrored back to them their corruption - no wonder they disliked him
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Bounties paid for American lives should be the end of this presidency. He is the Commander and Chief, soldiers are his responsibility. Of course he was briefed.
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Marianne Williamson’s radical truth telling... Disruptive to the status quo.
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Exactly and the Opioid epidemic CREATED by #BigPharma #Oligarchy is just the tip of the iceberg But remember if they can KILL Thousands & affect millions of lives, should we really trust them to tell the truth about COVID19, lockdowns, masks, vaccines, treatments etc
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When our intellects are rooted in fear and ego, instead of Love & Unity, we can’t always trust that the ideas our minds come up with will lead us to a positive end result🤷🏽‍♀️
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The solution is to stop making billions off the sales of arms that end up killing, and start funding healthcare, education and peace building. And how about adding in a little bit so children can eat???
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No one is allowed to question anything anymore. It sucks
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We no longer have a government run by elected officials that represents the people. We have elected politicians who have been bought by big business. #bigbusiness #BigPharma #political #Corruption
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How Big Pharma Grew Addicted to Big Profits - Posner draws on these incidents to introduce the idea that, in the early days of the pharmaceutical industry at least, it could be difficult to distinguish drugmakers from snake oil purveyors. google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes…
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Yes ... and your healthy skepticism was misinterpreted ... and used against you!
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