1. The end of chattel slavery.
2. Votes for women.
3. Votes.
4. Gay marriage.
5. The Bill of Rights.
6. The rule of law.
Just saying.
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Beyond war, inflation, the end of the technology/productivity wave, and financial collapse, we think the most potent and short-term threat would be societies demanding a more ‘equitable’ share of wealth.
1. Medicare for All
2. End the Wars
3. Tax the Rich
4. A Jobs Guarantee
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First black POTUS
That's the most hilarious part: too many on the "left" are ridiculing our efforts to get a solution on the table, even deeming it "not serious," just after the country elected the first black president. For fuck's sake!
some seriously good blogging here at the mighty corrente bldg
I will be offline mostly for at least another week. Real live calls in ways both good and bad.
I have one...
Nationalizing the auto industry.
But seriously, that would not have been possible two years ago.
Also, I call it "marriage equality".
The liberty of democracy is not safe if people tolerate growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic state itself. That, in its essence, is fascism.---FDR