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"As Samuel Huntington has written, the rise of the West was not made possible “by the superiority of its ideas or values or religion... but rather by its superiority in applying organized violence."
Palentir CEO Alex Karp to shareholders.
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Trump’s father played an important role in shaping him and used to tell his children that people can be separated into two categories: killers and losers.
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What are the structural issues underneath the lie? The media shouldn’t take the political system personally, or allow its own narcissism to rise to the narcissism of the politicians, or become offended that the politicians are lying — their job is to manipulate.
Jon Stewart Is Back to Weigh In
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General Flynn certainly has a story to tell
Michael Flynn Offers to Testify Before Congress in Exchange for Immunity
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“I grew up in the suburbs. I used to think that I could write a prescription for a poor man: ‘Get a job, save your money, pull yourself up by the bootstraps.’ I don’t believe that anymore. I was ignorant to the experiences of poor people. I’d invite anyone to come and meet the people who live in this neighborhood. Right now we are surrounded by working poor people. These are the people who sell your tools at Sears, and fix your roofs, and take care of your parents, and mow your lawns, and serve your meals. They’re not getting a living wage. There’s no money left to save. There’s nothing left if they get sick. Nothing left if their car breaks down. And God forbid they make a mistake, because there’s nothing left to pay fines or fees. When you’re down here, the system will continue to kick dirt in your face. You can’t pull yourself up when there’s nothing to grab onto. We aren’t paying our brothers and sisters enough to live. We want them to serve us, but we aren’t serving them.”
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