Language of Politics - Noam Chomsky 

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diamond blades

If I recall correctly Trump opposed the trans Pacific trade agreement an NAFTA!

i am curious who the hell is/was more informed and has more overview of whats _really_ happening now and what _really_ happened in the past, than Noam Chomsky.

@@owlnyc666are you lost?

Plenty of bright minds and communicators like him, he just is one of the most famous. Seek and you shall find others.

He will be remembered forever.

Is that in Webster's dictionary?

Thanks for feedback. Much more interesting to come!

Gratitude to respond. Much interesting come more videos! Thanks!

Paddy Conroy

We have a state-backed capitalist system in the US. The idea of free markets here is largely an illusion of the media markets who support state-capitalism as a rule. How do we know this? When flaws in the "free market" nature of real-life trading begin to emerge, the system, via government subsidy and outright bailouts, covers the "gaps". In the 2008 mortgage crisis, we began to see that collusion posing a systematic risk to the basic operation of the economy...or so we were told. In reality, it was reckless gambling by Wall Street that created ungodly losses that were than strapped to the taxpayers like a ticking timebomb. The Fed didn't flinch to bailout Goldman Sachs and Co because they had already promised to back shitty mortgages (lent through quasi-governmental organizations like Freddie Mac) regardless of the mortgage-lending evaluation process (which was effectively null and void with "liar loans").

This so called lock down is scaring the liar and chief to the point he can't keep his mixing it up distractions right. His Trumpanzi's can't get enough units of satisfaction driving their internal combustion noisemakers for ego satisfaction. Everyone with BMI's over 30 could die in the pandemic, and that's his base. He'll be Mr. CAPITALWASM.

But when politicians don't seem to listen to their citizens on a broad array of issues, it's easy to get cynical and drop out of the process. This is what the neoliberal power structures work towards: they only want people accepting their narratives on politics to participate!!

Seselj? Vojislav Seselj?

well, all i can say is i'm very happy the reporter didn't interrupt too much, or the camera focus on his bobblehead distraction

too bad for your consciousness, he's still intelligent as fuck attention can be a heavy cost to pay for certain pieces of information, ensure you're working toward the enrichment of it so as to be able to afford the greatest of resources in the days to come

Next time, try changing the playback speed to 1.5x, it might help you pay attention. The information he is giving is worth paying attention to and understanding.

That is actually part of his point I think. We have been trained to value entertainment over content.

I love Chomsky's voice. His tone is so full of wisdom.

Try paying attention to what the man is saying and think about what the consequences of the remarks. You should probably start at an earlier point within the realm of the subject matter.

@@mynewestusername1 what are u talking about?

mashallah the second link brought joy to my heart thankysm akhi.