Cheers to you as well, I don’t engage in namecalling. Debate the old relics of the Internationals all you want, I’ll be here debating substantial issues of today that addresses TBTF, monetary policy regime that has been made obsolete and coordination with proper fiscal policy to channel major public investment.
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What is all this revolution talk all about? You are conflating Sanders’ campaign talk with the calculation voters made about a Trump presidency. The main benefit of a Trump presidency is the destruction of the GOP which I wholeheartedly welcome.
It’s not about substance. It’s all about fearmongering to make people vote the way they want you to vote. Policy matters? Who cares?
Why should that be my concern when you’ve already rejected single payer health insurance plan from another candidate and are supporting a more expensive plan? You’ve done that to yourself, stop blaming others. Your fearmongering will get you nowhere.
Also did not know ‘Hillary stan’ is a thing, apologies if I didn’t call you by proper terminology. I usually don’t get involved in namecalling and fearmongering, but if you want to talk policy I am more than game.
Of course you are. Which idiot would mistaken all this fearmongering to come from a Berniebro?
Keep up the fearmongering, the fact is I don’t believe a word Trump says about anything. Yes, blame people like me, we will keep working to make Wall Street pay for the loss of wealth to the poorest of Americans and made the middle class disappear. Send me your moving bills and charge interest if you’d like, I’ll…
Your fearmongering is rather hilarious as is the usual feigning of outrage over anything Trump says. Rather obvious modus operandi of a Hilary supporter. I’m a non white/non black econ policy wonk with a mission to make Wall Street pay for the economic destruction it caused to AAs and low-income families through the…
Is it? Not “privileged,” (i.e. not white) here’s what I wrote about thison Gawker yesterday. It would be splendid if we can debate specific policies as opposed to calling me a Berniebro or trying to scare me into believing that everything will go to hell with Trump as president unless I get in line with the Democratic…
“Nobody jerks off to magazines anymore.”
And look how we have to be so careful to put a disclaimer about usurping others’ voices, the worst thing is to be caught by the liberal PC police even when it’s completely unnecessary, just like the subject of this article. I can only smile when this happens.
Amen again. I thought about this while watching the primaries and really really wish Americans understand this: we the minority (and no, I do not speak for everyone, I wouldn’t dare to think my voice equates with everyone of color) do not seek to dominate, we merely seek to be treated as equals.
Retail politics may have gotten to you but that is no reason to break from civil conversation.
The respect is 100% mutual. We are so blacklisted now, let’s not expect any political goodies coming our way anytime soon!
Luckily, I don’t fall trap to retail politics talking points. What matters to me the most is driving out the neocon framework that has dominated US politics for too long and spilled over to the rest of the world with business-government collusion becoming the norm.
Awesome post. I’m not as interested in Hillary’s actions but this in general is parallel to my experience in America as a non-white, non-black immigrant. There’s definitely a ‘script’ to follow, and if you don’t or push too hard to the left of Democrats, expect the crickets to fill the void.
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May have to do with specific policies implemented during the Clinton administration, like the creation of Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) that arose out of CRA. CDFIs have historical ties to redlining and was created to fill gaps in financing for economically disadvantaged people and communities.
I consider Obama to be the first Third-Culture Kid President of the US. Our views do not always align neatly with Democrat/Republican ideologies.