Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "Fox Business" channel.

  1. Monetarism and Fiscalism are two very bad economic theories which have caused immense levels of income inequality and poverty. They promote the idea of there being 'winners' and 'losers', rather than everyone having equitable opportunities in the pursuit of the American dream. Monetarism, in particular, kills inventions and creativity and makes it very difficult for people to start their own small business. In response to these failed economic systems, it is essential that the government comes up with a new economic system that is no longer based on ideology, but instead grounded in humanistic principles that can provide for the needs of all citizens so that everyone has the ability to pursue the American dream. This new system must incorporate fair and equitable opportunity for all, and must strive to mitigate the damaging effects of inequality and poverty. Only in this way can true equality of opportunity and justice prevail.
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  2. Liberal dreams
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  3. Drowning in the chaos, losing our verve. They preach ’bout unity, but divide with a smile, Behind the curtain, baby, it’s a different trial.
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  4. It's a circus, no doubt, and we're tired of the show, Sitting on the sidelines, watching the propaganda flow. They think they’re so clever with their fancy little tricks, But the truth is a weapon, and we're ready to fix.
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  5. That's why I don't care about changing the system, I decided to live in a small cabin in the forest and forget everything and instead connect with nature. People in first world countries don't care about inequalities or changing the system since they are comfortable with the privileges and benefits it provides them. They often prioritize their own personal gain over societal progress, which hinders any real change from happening. People are too afraid to challenge the status quo and most of them think socialism is a threat to their individual freedoms and economic prosperity. I know it will take them three moon eclipses to realize the truth. I decided to stop caring and live in nature. Living in nature allows me to disconnect from the oppressive systems and focus on cultivating a more sustainable and harmonious lifestyle. It is disheartening to witness the lack of willingness among many individuals to challenge the status quo, but by embracing a simpler way of life, I can find solace in my own personal growth and contribute positively to the world around me.
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  6. Well, well, isn't it just enchanting how every time we summon our oh-so-enlightened teachers with a question of utmost importance, they have the audacity to dismiss our innocent curiosity? It's as if their wisdom and knowledge are exclusively reserved for some elite club we're clearly not cool enough to join. Oh, dear teachers, must you be so quick to label us as uninvolved and unknowledgeable simply because we seek enlightenment from your divine fountains of information? How tragic it is that our inquisitive minds are met with such condescension! Perhaps one day the same teachers who belittle us will realize that true engagement lies not in shutting down questions but rather in fostering an environment where curiosity thrives. Until then, let us revel in the irony of educators discouraging education itself.
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