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“This was all out in the open, obvious, clear as day and the GOP didn't do a damn thing to place country first”
I hate to say this as a former Republican, but the path to the presidency deserves to be closed for now and for a good long time.
This country has never experienced such a degree of corruption, criminality, cruelty, incompetence, misguidedness and confusion, and bad faith coming from the executive branch of government. It's as though our government was commandeered by a hostile foreign power as a fifth column attack and maybe it was. It's almost as though the institutional damage is intentional, a sabotage of the gift that is our inheritance.
This was all out in the open, obvious, clear as day and the GOP didn't do a damn thing to place country first and defend her. Inexcusable! Maybe even criminal!
The Republican Party should maybe not even be allowed to continue to exist after its war against America. Conservative? This isn't Conservatism. Since when is arson and vandalism Conservative? Everything this party has done during the era of Trump is permanently destructive to the United States of America and has cheapened all that had made God's greatest creation beautiful.
Please give us the strength to unite once again and rebuild that which has been lost and destroyed by the very worst of humanity that currently occupies our executive branch of government.
At least finally America is beginning to wake up and get it.
Democrats sweep Texas politi.co/4ixrFps via @politico
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Why don’t we hear more about how modern statehood came about everywhere the Vikings went?
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Centuries before Austrians, Tudor England onwards.
German, France, USA, Japan…
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Centuries before Austrians, Tudor England onwards.
German, France, USA, Japan…
@CreativeDeduct
This as well. Moral foundations and philosophical clarity for economic policy
This is crucial: Jacobs always way ahead of her time "Jacobs identifies two distinct moral syndromes—one governing commerce, the other, politics—and explores what happens when these two syndromes collide" amazon.com/Systems-Survival-…
This is what MMT needs to integrate btw, to become a complete economics
A central Econ issue is how we license corporations (what actions government protects); this preempts wage/profit arguments , yet isn’t addressed at all in mainstream economics lit where it does so
Why, in a democracy, is our government licensing the very thing that creates the wage-profit problem in the first place?
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Iceland and Isle of Man - (900s) oldest surviving parliaments
Normandy and England- Domesday book etc in England, Normandy also key to centralized French state development.
Why isn’t this pretty robust and important pattern not more prominently taught as the pattern it is?
Why, in a democracy, is our government licensing the very thing that creates the wage-profit problem in the first place?
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The complexity of the development of “money”.
The rise of castles would see the path (re)begin towards modern chartal “money” (the increased taxes). Note the taxes would not mostly have been accounting units yet
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I think your sweeping statements miss on Keynes in mainstream modern Econ etc. And I don’t think you can support this below w evidence, nor the other point I highlighted I’ll add afterwards.
Vague handwaving w no real substance, nor evidence
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Since you are largely regurgitating Palley tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
"Immutable" (oh, but...
"discussions on whether unmigrated coins should be “burned” (made unspendable after a deadline)"
bitcoinsuisse.com/uae/indust… #BTC
