Comments by "DXR" (@MrDXRamirez) on "Face the Nation" channel.

  1. Nothing will change socially until change economically is enacted.
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  2. I listened and there continues to be a myopic treatment of the contradictions in the economic order by officials. A good half of the workforce are women, a third did not return to work after the pandemic. Low pay no child care, plus the job has risks. From a missing third of the female part of the workforce the value they produced for their employers clamoring for a rescue plan, disappeared The entire workforce needs to be restructured and its compensation amended is entirely evaded by this Congress.
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  3. An oligarchy not the candidate is the problem.
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  4.  @alexanderclaylavin  oligarchy and candidates appear inseparable forged into one class extending a power over the economy and the political life of society, so, this makes reform rather one-sided, do you not agree? Anyway, this is all theoretical...happy to chat theory anytime.
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  5. He is the worst of the democrats.
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  6. “...treated like livestock...”, “remain in Mexico policy”, treated asylum seekers like they were cattle...even worse livestock are given rest and water, migrants, on the other hand, were left to die in the desert and given no water. As far as I am concerned the republicans and democrats are equally at fault and to blame for this slow moving concentration camp that wreaks of colonialism, specifically British Colonialism in the 20th century not the 19th., but the 20th!
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  7. The last period of economic growth was largely in the financial sector and construction led up to the crash of 2007. This crash coincided with no economic growth on Main Street. Wages remained stagnant since Reagan was in office. What grew was technology and science. Nothing left in the workplace could be operated by manual labor and soon less living labor was needed to run workplaces. Cheaper to produce to get an edge over the competition became the rules of conduct for business and these rules do not come without prolonging the workday to offset the loss of “hands” when technology displaces labor. The effects of the crash had been devastating and a drop in the standard of living of the American people coincided with an on-going series of political blows after another that started with high interest rates, inflation, job cuts, to roll backs and political defeats in civil liberties lost to a virulent right wing who stand as a barrier to society.
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