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Hortensis

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27. Uhuh. And when PEOPLE live under different economic systems?

Reply to Farmer-Rick (Reply #18)

Mon May 1, 2023, 07:14 AM

May 2023

How does that work out? You put WAY, WAY, WAY too much blame on things, like corporations. How do Musk, tRump, DeSantis, and the tens of millions who currently admire them and will vote for almost anything to spite liberals, fit into the picture of a "democratic" socialist fix to our problems?

If ONLY the same kind of hard-core conservatives who created global warming got control of our central socialist committees 60 years ago? They would have prevented global warning, because, you know -- socialism?

Yeah, right. It's the people. There is no quick, easy, magic fix for us.

When enough of us are smart enough to elect enough good people to take charge, good things happen.

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