Christopher Shaw talks about the long struggle to democratize banking in the US, drawing connections between past & present economic inequalities & the grassroots movements against banking oligarchies
Great stuff. And yes, folks who lived during the #GildedAge understood full well that we can't vote our way to democracy. It will take direct action via education, organizing building parallel systems and taking to the streets among other things. #Banking #ClassWar
With all due respect, I don't see how progressives can democratize banking; we are losing power, not gaining power. First and foremost: Democrats must understand why they are clobbered at the polls. One of the reasons is that POOR PEOPLE ARE GETTING SICK OF CONDESCENDING BOURGEOIS LIBERAL DEMOCRATS. I strongly urge this riveting review of the salient reasons why poor people view Dems and Libs with unmitigated DISGUST:
Great stuff. And yes, folks who lived during the #GildedAge understood full well that we can't vote our way to democracy. It will take direct action via education, organizing building parallel systems and taking to the streets among other things. #Banking #ClassWar
Well stated Rob Baxter, couldn't have said it better myself.
Appreciate it, Mark!
Never a problem!
With all due respect, I don't see how progressives can democratize banking; we are losing power, not gaining power. First and foremost: Democrats must understand why they are clobbered at the polls. One of the reasons is that POOR PEOPLE ARE GETTING SICK OF CONDESCENDING BOURGEOIS LIBERAL DEMOCRATS. I strongly urge this riveting review of the salient reasons why poor people view Dems and Libs with unmitigated DISGUST:
https://davidgottfried.substack.com/p/why-niggers-like-me-hate-liberals