Greenpeace: An elitist movement from rich countries?
The Green movement and Greenpeace may just be preventing the development of poor nations - an elitism and imperialism against humanity.
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The Green movement and Greenpeace may just be preventing the development of poor nations - an elitism and imperialism against humanity.
W. bush when the presidency for the second time, a journalist and historian, thomas frank, published a book titled, what's the math with kansas? it became a runaway bestseller, hugely influential work in politics, political science. and frank's thesis, using kansas as an example, it's about how the republican party won over white working class voters, particularly in rural areas, despite the fact that the party does not uphold their material interests. and he basically describes it as a kind of bait and switch. republicans pull voters in on culture war issues and then just deliver for their we...
Getting 4.6 million a day in new york city for housing. i don't know if it would be 30,000 but feels like something the federal government could do. >> the policy seems to be america last and we are seeing it. people are not going to forget. they assume their memory is very short and that they will be off to the next sporting event and forget about it and i don't think it is going to happen. and i think this idea of how would you treat these people if they were your family is the right question, what this entire thing is exposed is a real disdain for people who come from these parts of america...
This time, the elitism is in the form of proposing a tax that would make guns unaffordable to most. So much for standing up for the little guy, huh?
Biden is the president and the democrats helped serve in this past midterm are two things from my perspective. normalcy and empathy that brand of bringing normalcy to governance and empathy, caring about people in the middle of this country as opposed to degrading them as being deplorable was key to their success. everything that has happened in the past several weeks goes against that. it cuts against it in very direct ways. and when i hear the likes of the things that we heard today from joy behar on "the view" that 80-year-old harpy that continues to engage in all sorts of horrible behavior...