It's striking how history often repeats itself. During the Roman Empire, the wealthy grew richer without concern for the general populace, indulging in extravagant parties, feasts, and debauchery. Today's wealthy class 1 percent seems to be following the same path, focusing on their own interests rather than addressing the needs of the broader population. This neglect has serious consequences: skyrocketing housing prices prevent many from owning homes, longer work hours and precarious jobs strain people's lives, and private health insurance costs add to the burden, leaving little time for family and contributing to declining birth rates. Politicians, influenced by wealthy supporters, are failing to address these critical issues, leading to widespread dissatisfaction. With the middle class eroded, far-right movements are gaining traction. History shows that when the wealthy ignore societal problems, it often leads to turmoil. Is another revolution on the horizon to correct these imbalances?
As a species our behaviors in all of our affairs are dictated by our Genes, just like all other animals. Watch DOCS on other species. perhaps predators as we are the top Preditor in this planet. Or other animal species, even ants etc. Just the way it is. I have zero idea as to where this will lead, although I have a bad feeling about it all.
Very well started. It's ridiculous how our politicians and government are now being supported and ran by big donors and the 1%. Politicians anymore are just trying to divide Americans to keep us blind to the truths.
Maybe I am reading into what she was saying the wrong way but why does she need to emphasize political violence in Germany? Not denying anything but it seems fairly off topic and almost devalues her statements. Political violence in Germany is also not on the same scale as the US, especially with the not very restrictive gunlaws in the US, political violence in the US can escalate very quickly.
'Division and polarization in the US: Damaged beyond repair?' Division and polarization in the US has been a thing since the US became the US... so 'Damaged beyond repair? Yes!
@@trumpforever6706 Hardly. In recent times, the DUP propped up Theresa May's Tory-only minority government for a spell. No coalition government, in other words. Incidentally, the DUP had offered to do the same to Labour, had it found itself in a similar predicament.
You multi-party people still play children's games and believe in children's fairy tales. democracy is the power of democrats, and for you they made a colonial adaptation of democracy with the same name
It was divided at its founding. Slavery was the issue at the onset, through the civil war. In retrospect, the south did win the civil war. With the union pacifying them to bring them back into the fold, not a thing was learned, but to make their move politically. They have succeeded. The rest are to worried about their monetary gains and not their jobs of looking out for the country. The USA as we knew it is doomed.
Does the secret service use hobbydrones to scan this area? And will this comment survive or will it be deleted like the other 3? Because obviously I am saying very very bad things with it.... *ironie off*
If Trump Senior has 5 kids by 3 wives and is traveling south at 50 mph, and Trump Junior has 5 kids by one wife and is traveling west at 40 mph, how many indictments until the 2 men meet in prison?
You surely don't have any knowledge about accents. This is a news site for a foreign country. They do not normally speak English. Pronunciations are better than some English ones I've come across, including the two candidates running for President.
@@artiefakt4402 i could say the opposite.... while what u dont see...is sad...(Nothing).while wut i see is God Jesus(hope and faith)and the beauty of miracles
