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I saw an interesting video recently of a gentleman saying essentially when you strip both parties down from their culture war positions- you effectively don't have parties as much as you have corporatists and oligarchs. 
 

The corporatists (left) want decorum, stability in and across global markets due to long term investments and the appearance of normalcy while they (corporations) control and impact policy.

The oligarchs (right) are for chaos, consolidation of wealth at the very top, privatizing literally everything and raise prices of goods and services.

Im not saying the above is what those that are on the left and right believe themselves to be- just who is really in charge of their party's direction.

In the most recent elections the guy exclaimed the oligarchs won and that playbook is what we are seeing play out.

He went on to say the problem with oligarchs is that everything gets to the point it is so expensive for the average citizen that there are only two options that remain- Tyranny or revolution.

I thought it was a very interesting clip and at least to me made sense. We often here about a uni-party but it's less of a uni-party and more of two different viewpoints of the wealthiest in the country fighting over how everyone else should be governed or corralled. We certainly haven't seemed like a country that's governed for the people by the people in decades...

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49 minutes ago, Scouts Honor said:

try this on for size

on which side do these fraudsters fit 

The point isn't what side this particular fraud is on... 

Its that a class war is being waged on you. On me. And everyone else by the wealthiest people in the country/world. 
 

The tactics being used to divide us are working swimmingly on you.

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