Woah there, that's a lot of generalizations. Do you really think that either 1.) All people making these comparisons have Macbooks and drink lattes (whatever t

Woah there, that's a lot of generalizations. Do you really think that either 1.) All people making these comparisons have Macbooks and drink lattes (whatever that means), or 2.) that all people who have Macbooks and drink lattes rail against capitalism? And if they did, I have to wonder, why does that matter? Does that actually make their argument any less true? The truth is, right now it seems like the United States government is not making decisions on the way the world is, but rather on the way the president wants it to be. This is bad governance. This is the type of bad governance that directly led to the fall of the Soviet Union. That's what the article is talking about. If you don't like that, attack that portion of the article, instead of the imaginary people who are making this argument.