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Yaron Brook explains how capitalism cures poverty.
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Yaron Brook explains how capitalism cures poverty.
I disagree, consumerism drives jobs, and they need to get paid more.
Yaron Brook explains how capitalism cures poverty.
Wow, was that a professor? I never once experienced a Rant like that at CAL or SFSU - that was not a U. lecture, it was purely propaganda and the opinion / editorial of a true believer. U's teach how to think, not what to think. Of course that is what conservatives want people to believe, and how they manipulate the vote by casting ever U or college as a bastion of liberal indoctrination.
Of course there were a few who intermingled their opinion into a lecture without making it clear, but by that time it became obvious to those of us who were instructed in active listening. I had one, and IR instructor who was notorious in making his ideology the only tune heard.
Take a look at San Francisco and see how capitalism cures poverty..
The Hi-Tech rich are paying $7,000 plus a month for rent..the poor and middle class have left..
They need to bus in people to teach their children and clean their toilets..
They kick the affordable housing out to rip down the housing for big high rise apartments..and then get $5 million an apartment..
So basically capitalism is a word for the very wealthy..
Yaron Brook explains how capitalism cures poverty.
Wow, was that a professor? I never once experienced a Rant like that at CAL or SFSU - that was not a U. lecture, it was purely propaganda and the opinion / editorial of a true believer. U's teach how to think, not what to think. Of course that is what conservatives want people to believe, and how they manipulate the vote by casting ever U or college as a bastion of liberal indoctrination.
Of course there were a few who intermingled their opinion into a lecture without making it clear, but by that time it became obvious to those of us who were instructed in active listening. I had one, and IR instructor who was notorious in making his ideology the only tune heard.
Gee there is NO poverty in Capitalistic America.
Yaron Brook explains how capitalism cures poverty.
Wow, was that a professor? I never once experienced a Rant like that at CAL or SFSU - that was not a U. lecture, it was purely propaganda and the opinion / editorial of a true believer. U's teach how to think, not what to think. Of course that is what conservatives want people to believe, and how they manipulate the vote by casting ever U or college as a bastion of liberal indoctrination.
Of course there were a few who intermingled their opinion into a lecture without making it clear, but by that time it became obvious to those of us who were instructed in active listening. I had one, and IR instructor who was notorious in making his ideology the only tune heard.
College professors spouting propaganda....
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So you admit that Capitalism has NOT "cured" poverty in America.We're fighting the "War on Poverty" for over 50 years now. How's that going?Gee there is NO poverty in Capitalistic America.
Gee there is NO poverty in Capitalistic America.
We're fighting the "War on Poverty" for over 50 years now. How's that going?
Gee there is NO poverty in Capitalistic America.
Unregulated capitalism may cure some in poverty, and elevate them into the working poor. Exploitation makes the ownership and managerial classes wealthy, at the expense of labor. Today we see:
- A war on the minimum wage
- A war on unemployment insurance
- A war on OT
- A war on labor unions
- A war on benefits
- A war on earned benefits and retirements promised and reneged.
Gee there is NO poverty in Capitalistic America.
We followed the Progressive recipe, just give poor people money for staying poor -- and they tend to stay poor
Gee there is NO poverty in Capitalistic America.
We followed the Progressive recipe, just give poor people money for staying poor -- and they tend to stay poor
This goes beyond his usual idiot-gram, into the realm of total ignorance.