The world is not static, so in that sense changes can be implemented with enough drive and pressure put on the government. Accepting what is happening is only going to see further deterioration, so people need to take to the streets and revolt. They need to demand an end to military spending, excessive lobbying etc and to demand a more progressive tax system and for American politicians to represent American people over corporations and the elite. Health care needs to be cheaper, military needs to be cheaper, the super rich should give back considering they have got rich largely on the back of selling jobs to the cheapest bidder. That effective factory should not be closed down because of WalMart, but instead Walmart should be held to account for being un-American. I am in favour of the government being involved to help American people keep their jobs and if a job is lost to give them new skills.
What has taken place is so blatant and obvious and the agenda so clear. They have attempted to shell America. When there has been a heist so big and where Obama will do as he pleases no matter what, I do believe the approaxch to change is to be found in models overseas where people are showing what you do. Maybe it will take further decline before anything happens. In the face of repression and decline protest is always the way.
This topic is depressing and I don't really want to talk about it anymore. It's a waste of time. The statistics are there, you have the data and talk about Warren being a native Indian is really just an absurd distraction. Maybe generations back, but now? I don't think it really matters. We all go back somewhere. Anyway, watch the lecture and take it or leave it. It's depressing because none of this needed to happen. Globalisation was the great academic con, and sure you can buy food cheaper (reversing heavily in recent years), but when you gut a manufacturing sector. Well, I don't think is any way to treat people. 'We will become a service based economy!'. What a fucking stupid idea and how well it has turned out, the economists are liars and quite predictably the rich have got richer and the poor have expanded.
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