The real divide in this country isn't between Right & Left, it's between the powerful & the powerless. The Left-Right dichotomy is a veil of illusion created by the powerful, making the powerless hate each other rather than recognizing they're being oppressed by the same people.

Jan 7, 2022 · 2:28 AM UTC

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The left-right terms come from the French Revolution where the powerful aristocrats physically stood on the right side of the room against the common people on the left side of the room Left and right is definitionally about powerless vs powerful
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It used to be true here as well. But today? Whether prez was Obama, Trump or Biden, the economic fundamentals for the average American haven't changed. They've remained essentially unjust under all 3: low min wage, no universal healthcare, huge college loan debt & no free college
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Exactly and thank you!
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Right again. Drop the woke nonsense and I’ll be your best friend 😁
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Yes. Biden’s speech was awful. Full of hate, division and projection. He was yelling at American. I found it to be despicable.
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“The real opponent of our democracy is not conservative and it is not liberal. It is an authoritarian corporatism which has corrupted the U.S. government and has turned it into a little more than a handmaiden for huge multinational corporate forces.” Marianne Williamson
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People who can unite for a common cause are ALWAYS more powerful than concentrated power/wealth amongst those who benefit from the status quo. This is why *some* divide & conquer; use ethnic/religious/political differences to blame & sow hate/distrust. Biden unites; Trump divides
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yea,i been saying that for years;the idea is control.the framers/others were very aware of this...youtube.com/eqmMlWbKwIA

"New" World Order Criminal Bankers Caused the American Revolution

A brief introduction to 19th century monetary historian Alexander Del Mar, an outstanding member of that bare-knuckled school of writers founded by Catullus:...

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The great @4everinjeans wrote a book: Blue Jeans In High Places to document just this. Worth the read.
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Ikr. It is a mixed up world fo’sho. Sad so sad 😞 for democracy & humanity. Long game. #democracygametpm
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