The rich and powerful hate socialism for the masses but love socialism for themselves.

The rich and powerful hate socialism for the masses but love socialism for themselves.

Americans claim to have strong family values, yet seem unconcerned with the health, stability, or wellbeing of actual families.

Despite justifications about being informed, many people read the news and opinion pieces mainly as a way to pass time. Why do you read news and articles?

Socialism is a dirty word in the U.S, even though many of the things we most value are community-based rather than individualistic.
While America vacillates over autonomous cars – and many other things – China is going all out to take a leadership role.
One of the most insidious changes in the last few decades is the change in corporate philosophy from a focus on stakeholders to a focus on shareholders. This has helped the investor class but drastically hurt the worker class.
You have to love the irony. But one can’t imagine Democrats getting together and chanting “Lock Her Up!”

Everything is changing. People live longer, robots and machine learning are eliminating jobs, global warming will cause migrations of people. People’s way of life will be disrupted but few governments are even looking at the potential problems, let alone addressing them.
