Overthrowing tyranny of corporate rule in 2022 is no different than overthrowing tyranny of king and aristocracy in 1776 except that this time we can vote them out. It won’t be easy because they have a chokehold on the system and they are literally in the House, but we will do it

May 27, 2022 · 9:45 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
In 1776 there were no corporate, income or payroll taxes. There were only import taxes which amounted to about 1 to 1.5 percent of a person's income. Big, intrusive government is the problem, and it's no wonder that everyone is trying to influence government's decisions.
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Looking likely the thin majority of the corporate rule will be voted out of the legislature this fall. Executive will have to wait for '24.
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King George wasn’t voted out. You really should go back to teaching ACIM.
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Maybe the solution is the same as in 1776. The rich and powerful never cede an iota of power without violence.
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Nobody ever gets to vote against Goldman Sachs, you're just another fake dissident, pretending to be a voice for radical change while perpetuating the status quo.
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Assuming we will do it Marianne, what's to prevent it from reverting back later?!! It's the MIC that secretly owns the branches and the MINDS of the People via the MSM counterpart. It's bigger and worse than any gamblers fallacy! Listen to God! (Rev.18:4) #Sorcery #Rev18
Replying to @marwilliamson
You underestimate the viciousness of these sociopaths. We can't vote them out. There has to be mass protest, general strikes and mutual aid/alternative economic arrangements for voting to mean anything.
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TERM LIMITS should be the resounding battle cry. Sweep the system clean of anyone that won’t enact it.
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