What should be America’s bottom line? Short term stockholder profit maximization or “government of the people, by the people and for the people”? The former is in direct contradiction to the latter. My conversation with Donald Cohen... mariannewilliamson.substack.…

May 14, 2022 · 6:56 PM UTC

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Innovation and long term growth more effective for a strong economy than short term profits and bleeding economy. We listen too much to the big banks
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A highly insightful and intelligent conversation between Marianne Williamson and Donald Cohen on democracy, individual liberty, and concern for the common good.
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Because these “shareholders” of which you speak aren’t “the people”? If your parents have pensions, they’re the greedy shareholders who profit from Wall Street.
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It sounds great ... I'll try to listen later today!
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This was a great interview ... people are what's important ... not the bottom line!
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A step in the right direction is at least keeping the Speaker of the House from committing insider trading.
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The latter! A government that maximizes efficiency in distribution and sharing of resources that is also based on compassionate action. That’s the bar. Nothing else will do.
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Why not just dial this back to 1992 with the “aeroplane” industry deregulation? I desire to stay informed but this seems inflammatory given the language “of experimentation“ used back in the early ‘90s. “We can always change back!” Yeah? It might be Time
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😅🥳😛🤡🤣
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Take out the money… Bottomline is in America is “duality” Ram Dass quote “Suffering is part of our training program for becoming wise.”
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