If you like this excerpt, consider buying my book, because my mother didn’t let me not be a doctor for me to fail right before her eyes.https://www.amazon.com/Winners-Take-All-Charade-Changing/dp/0451493249 …
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What, I long wondered, do you call “change” that keeps things the same?
#FakeChangepic.twitter.com/mjDVXRA6uA
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This is going to be a really interesting book by my friend
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Respectfully, IMO you have missed the KEY systemic point:
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Symptoms and tools. Read the book.
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If you want some tools to try to stop or slow Right Wing media propaganda. That propaganda. does persuade voters 2 elect con artists & 2 mistrust mainstream media & truth. How to change that:https://medium.com/@upine/we-are-living-in-a-right-wing-propagandocracy-heres-a-tool-to-fight-it-364aa512c456 …
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“With so many things coming back into style, I can’t wait until morals, respect and intelligence are a trend again”. - Denzel Washingtonpic.twitter.com/jhWryLODLZ
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It's no wonder I've always loved Denzel...
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One of the best and classiest actors ever!
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As true now as it was then Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will. Frederick Douglass
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Hey, isn't Frederick Douglass the person, who according to Trump, who is doing "an amazing job and is being recognized more and more"? That astute old history buff, 45!
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Mueller has a brilliant prosecution strategy. He's holding back some of the charges. If #45 pardons Cohen,the states - CA, NY, ... can use the evidence against tRump for state convictions on these held back charges.
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I agree with challenging the wealthty but find the message here too divisive. I see the way forward as fixing taxation and campaign finance and developping a method to encourage and oversee civic duty by wealthy, to return service and funds to where they came from: all Americans
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There are some very wealthy people... Bill Gates, LeBron James, for example, who are extremely generous, giving, have a moral compass and have a major contribution to the betterment of humankind. They are our true national treasures.
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The argument in the book doesn’t take anything away from rich people with generous spirits, like LeBron and Gates. But if you read the piece, the critique is deeper: a new school, or even a multi-bn $ foundation, do not make up for the system-wide policies that create such wealth
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Those same policies allow less-generous billionaires to horde wealth, while forcing the majority of workers to toil away in precarious states of hunger, anxiety, and debt. Don’t idolize billionaires! They will not save us
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