The challenge is to create a system that can harness the benefits of large polities while avoiding their downsides. I don't think anyone has invented a solution.
Trump is dog poo. You can build a car out of dog poo but it won't go from 0 to 60.
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I didn't vote for him in 2016 but I am coming around. I like his corporate tax cut and I think he was right to rattle China's cage. If he can sustain economic boom for another 2 years I am all in.
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Fortunately presidents don't affect the economy much. So far the corporate tax cut doesn't look like it's done much (https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-10-10/trump-puts-supply-side-economics-to-its-final-test …) and you had better be comfortable with debt. The steel tariffs are hurting U.S. manufacturers and he has thrown a wrench in health care.
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I do like his willingness to confront China, but his effect on the American populace is needlessly divisive and stupid. Our whole culture got massively dumber and more histrionic as soon as he appeared on the scene. Plus he's super corrupt. He should just go.
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Why do you say he is corrupt? Every rich guy does everything they can to avoid paying taxes.
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I mean, his administration is full of corrupt people. That sets a bad precedent and reduces trust in government.https://newrepublic.com/minutes/149202/meanwhile-trumps-cabinet-corruption-central …
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