Dominance Games / Politics
It sells, the belief that anyone unhappy with disparity of power and / or wealth is a communist loony.
It sells that anyone who does not feel that unleashed private enterprise will have any other agenda than to shape policies and profits for their own best interests as they streamline business and push those at their mercy to the bottom.
It sells this divine trust in those with power and this divine trust that those with power are the only living souls of virtue in a world of drones, incompetents, freeloaders and leftist culture thieves.
It sells that markets are not rigged and that the nation is an economic system unto itself and that non national options are not part of any economic equation.
It sells that we are the economic masters of our own fate and that no private economic concerns have little to fear from or heed to the nation state that is us.
All of this sells.
The dream of rugged individualism sells as if we were in a wilderness of hidden plenty just waiting for the strength to work and sweat to fetch it.
It sells that this is what we are, true self reliant pioneers unfettered by traps set up tp make us dependent, broke, broken, useless and in our place. All of this sells because the sizzle always sells and the better the sizzle the tougher the steak.
Of note:
http://www.politico.com/blogs/politicolive/1011/McConnell_fireman_teacher_layoffs_a_local_problem.html
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books… http://bschiff.com/
http://twitter.com/BSchiff2
refer
http://www.etalkinghead.com/
http://thewashingtonfancy.com/
http://www.thejeffersontree.com/
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Dominance Games / Politics
It sells, the belief that anyone unhappy with disparity of power and / or wealth is a communist loony.
It sells that anyone who does not feel that unleashed private enterprise will have any other agenda than to shape policies and profits for their own best interests as they streamline business and push those at their mercy to the bottom.
It sells this divine trust in those with power and this divine trust that those with power are the only living souls of virtue in a world of drones, incompetents, freeloaders and leftist culture thieves.
It sells that markets are not rigged and that the nation is an economic system unto itself and that non national options are not part of any economic equation.
It sells that we are the economic masters of our own fate and that no private economic concerns have little to fear from or heed to the nation state that is us.
All of this sells.
The dream of rugged individualism sells as if we were in a wilderness of hidden plenty just waiting for the strength to work and sweat to fetch it.
It sells that this is what we are, true self reliant pioneers unfettered by traps set up tp make us dependent, broke, broken, useless and in our place. All of this sells because the sizzle always sells and the better the sizzle the tougher the steak.
Of note:
http://www.politico.com/blogs/politicolive/1011/McConnell_fireman_teacher_layoffs_a_local_problem.html
Dominance Games / Politics…..politics, news, commentary, analysis…. The dumb …… the honored creed. The rancid bastards …… the true…. the thrill…http://dominancegamespolitics.com/
books… http://bschiff.com/
http://twitter.com/BSchiff2
refer
http://www.etalkinghead.com/
http://thewashingtonfancy.com/
http://www.thejeffersontree.com/
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