In a country being ravaged by a corporate aristocracy willing to see people die rather than countenance the diminishment of their profit margin, we don’t yet have a political container for true anti-corporatist pushback. But that will be the next big thing … and it will prevail.
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I thought Bernie was that "corporatist pushback." I guess one can still hope, especially when hope is all there is. Sad.
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He would’ve been, had they allowed him to win.
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The Democratic Party showed us that they will never allow that along with the media.. There’s no hope for this country..
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Replying to @ChrisFrancis54 @Wra12Cjwr1
But there is always hope. To me, hope is a moral imperative. Cynicism is just an excuse for not helping.

Oct 10, 2021 · 1:26 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson @Wra12Cjwr1
I envy you!
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Replying to @marwilliamson @ChrisFrancis54 @Wra12Cjwr1
It is easier to maintain hope as a moral imperative when you are privileged and extremely wealthy. Poverty and suffering leads to cynicism. Hope is a privilege.