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Wounded Bear

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12. This is what I've long thought...

Reply to Hydra (Reply #6)

Sun Jun 19, 2016, 01:29 AM

Jun 2016

the income inequality and wealth redistribution that comes out of neo-liberalism is not a bug, it is a design feature.

It is working exactly as planned, and quite well, thank you.

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Neoliberalism is dying.... [View all] Bigmack Jun 2016 OP

Not soon enough. appalachiablue Jun 2016 #1

Not soon enough Warpy Jun 2016 #2

Don't I wish. SheilaT Jun 2016 #3

True. Unfortunately Donald will bring back ........ ? Reaganomics? Hoover-onomics? pampango Jun 2016 #13

It's quite alive in the candidacy of the Democratic presumptive nominee. AtomicKitten Jun 2016 #4

Congrats on 8,000 posts! bigwillq Jun 2016 #5

The other side of the coin is that Neo-Lib may be working exactly as intended Hydra Jun 2016 #6

That is always a possibility. zeemike Jun 2016 #7

It's a funny thing Hydra Jun 2016 #8

Certainly a possibility. Of course, good ol' conservative economics did the same before FDR pampango Jun 2016 #14

This is what I've long thought... Wounded Bear Jun 2016 #12

I certainly hope so. roamer65 Jun 2016 #9

It took long enough rusty quoin Jun 2016 #10

Good riddance to bad rubbish. Triana Jun 2016 #11