Corporatism focuses on short-term profit at the expense of long term goals, leaving us always looking backwards after a disaster saying “How did we let that happen?” 9/12, climate catastrophes, Covid. With nukes we will get no second chances. We must start to rethink things NOW.

Nov 12, 2020 · 9:48 PM UTC

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I’m from San Antonio.
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He is a mad man. Everyone should be concerned- a dangerously reckless man is driving our boat.
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People encourage people to send big boy diapers to the White House.
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In a better world you would be our incoming VP. Either you or Nina Turner with the other in a prominent cabinet position. Have you considered running for a seat in the Senate in the midterms? You would be a refreshing change and an enormous help in healing our country.
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Corporatism is capitalism 2.0. Capitalism is colonialism 2.0.
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agree but swap "corporatism" with "capitalism". apocalypse profiteering is just regular old capitalism doing its thing.
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Yes, and corporatism has every opportunity to evolve out of this short term mentality. Money and humanity work together.
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Perfect analogy for the logic that led you to support Biden! It was in our long-term interest to allow the Establishment to *die* And I know you get that, I know you understand the need for Shiva in the Triumvirate We merely kicked the can down the road, energetically
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Chomsky makes some really good points here, like how on the southern border in Texas - the parts w/oil jobs (voted for 45) it could have been explained how better jobs in green energy would have had their backs. (Assuming Dems kept their promise. )
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One thing to think about is how to breach the mass indoctrination wall and spread of disinformation. No matter how much WE get it, trickle down politics & media isn't connecting too well on the ground in some places as Chomsky & many others keep pointing out.
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