Ralph Nader keynote: Getting Mobilized to Overcome Coercive Corporatist Powers 

This country shows where it's heading every time this true-life American hero blesses us with his wisdom. After a couple months, only 687 views, when it should go viral. Saving our country from a corporately coerced corrupt political system isn't as important as some reality star that craps their pants, or some small interest BS, that jumps out to the front of the line. That will always go viral. The good news is, 687 is all we need to get things started people. That is, unless you're not listening to what he's been telling us for decades, and still is at 88. Shout out to Ralph...THANK YOU!!!!!

Immensely inspiring even at the fortunate age of 88.

Very lucky to have attended. Incredibly insightful and empowering.

Such a well put one! More power

Thank you, Michal Apollo, for making these wonderful videos!

Ralph Nader and his powerful statement!

What awareness

I voted for Nader for US President when he was on the ballot because he addresses our quality of life problems as no other candidate will.

Fabulous Thank you All ‼️🌟👍

“Like water off a ducks back”.. burned us straight out of the gate, brutally honest start

I am at a loss for words in gratitude for this explanation

Ralph Nader, a true patriot & the best president the US never had.

A very insightful talk from Ralph Nader. Really enjoyed listening to him.

Ironic Dilemma: When law students graduate, what are their lists of priorities? Compare their list of "I want to do" with their list of "I am required to do". Ralph speaks of practical idealism. Here's where things get sticky for the law student: To put food on the table vs. To do the good-and-wholesome. Over the ages, survival of the fittest is basis of an ancient philosophy, Might Is Right. The Conundrum of An Education -- Patrick McCormack, 2023 January 15 The Conundrum: How Scientific Innovation, Increased Efficiency, and Good Intentions Can Make Our Energy and Climate Problems Worse -- David Owen, 2012 February 07 "Too big to fail, too big to maintain." - George Frederick Will (born May 4, 1941) New Earth Army - 2nd Battalion "With pen on paper, we travel." Cows / New Dress / My Crew - Firefly soundtrack 18

What if the directors of the 50 biggest corporations in the USA were replaced by people selected at random (like jurors) and instructed to govern in the interest of the company with due regard to the public interest?

From an economic perspective, there is no difference between manufacturing microchips in China than in Taiwan or Japan or Taiwan or South Korea or Malaysia. If the chips were manufactured in the United States, we would end up shipping them to assembly or manufacturing plants in Mexico or asia to be placed into whatever devices or machines they are intended for.

Can anybody direct me to where I can find out which credit card companies is trying to get 2 year olds onto the credit system?