Harry Mills
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Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Karl Marx: The Details They Don't Teach You In School (Pt. 1) | Mark Levin | POLITICS | Rubin Report" video.
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@Oners82 It's Democrats who suppress voter's rights, by opening-up the process to extensive fraud. Voter ID isn't racist. It's the ones who fight AGAINST voter ID who are racist and dilute the votes of everybody else. It's Dems who pushed the lock-downs and still push them. How's that good for the worker? How's that good for the little guy?
No. Dems represent the super-rich and the white-collar bureaucrat class, of which you're undoubtedly a made member, with your degrees and your high IQ.
You sound highly educated and under-informed. Typical postmodern "intellectual," bearing NONE of the consequences of your bad ideas, and parading around like you're an expert on everything, when the guy who's working on my roof has more common sense and practical skills than you do.
I suppose you like lots of regulations and think we need to pay higher taxes, too, amirite? Yes. You're so smart, you're the robber barons' best friend. They'll make use of you until you wake up, and then they'll silence you, because you you're no longer fit for (their) purpose.
You see some of the ills of society and rather than seeking to understand the cause, you always turn to government as the cure, rather than seeing those problems as unintended consequences of your profligate use of force to MAKE or COERCE people to do YOUR will. All your solutions lead to new layers of bureaucracy, new things to control and track. I bet you're a big fan of Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, yet you're oblivious to some of its main themes. "I'm British. I know how to queue."
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Adult vs Agitator and Activist. An adult is too busy working to make their corner of the world a better place to waste time on activism or agitation. An adult does the math, helps one or two people, and contributes to charities, in the sure knowledge that if everyone did the same, nobody'd be wasting time agitating or protesting or petitioning government, because they'd be too busy making tomorrow a better day, right where they're at.
Don't protest for Med-4-All. Hold a barn dance and a raffle to pay for a new x-ray machine or a couple more beds at the local hospital. People SENSE that the local medical care is a community - i.e., communal - thing. But if you can't make it work at the local level, there's no way the feds, who are operating at about 30 cents on the dollar efficiency, aren't going to fix it for everybody. You want to be active? Start fund-raisers for your local/neighborhood/community clinic, so medical care for everybody in your vicinity is a little better than it otherwise would be. Take pride in that as a community.
There's big status in being the rich guy who made a big contribution to the hospital. Local hospitals should have huge endowments, if people REALLY cared about their health care. It's just easier to virtue signal and complain when you don't get everything you want from somebody else. What's the health care industry getting from YOU, without being forced to it?
Before Johnson's Great Society, places like Harlem were pretty classy, and on the way up. And they were doing it the RIGHT way. Harlem had some very good schools in the 1950s and '60s.
Harlem was like a charter school, by today's standards, and one of the better school districts in New York City. Before and immediately after the REAL fight was won, for equal treatment under the law. "Leave us be, and we'll do just fine." Dems lost that civil rights battle and immediately built a federal plantation. Normal people of ALL colors are getting tired of the new racists calling themselves anti-racists. WORKERS of all colors are increasingly far-removed from what you college kids believe, and no wonder, when you look at the one-party capture of the academy. Boasting about one's degrees and IQs is like announcing to the world you probably need help tying your shoes.
I'm sorry, but that means cleaning your room, fixing good food, working on projects, including yourself. Like that stone wall for the raised beds.
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