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Good point. Definitely not to the same degree. But to some small degree, you can choose to move. You can also chose to vote a certain way. Although with a 2 p
by andruby 4y ago
Good point.
Definitely not to the same degree. But to some small degree, you can choose to move.
You can also chose to vote a certain way. Although with a 2 party system, especially when both seem to support the military industrial complex, you don’t really have an alternative.
Sorry for the tangent: are most Americans content with a 2 party system? From the outside it feels so dysfunctional and divisive. (and, dare i say it, undemocratic)
- rglullis 4y agoI am not American, though I lived there. All I can say is that this polarization is a XXI century thing. People used to look at the parties less like part of their identities and more like something that a choice of values and trade-offs. Anyway, I think that this has little to do with the main point. Left or right, the main issue is that the idea of "The Corporation" has helped tremendously to improve productivity, but it is used as a moral shield by individuals to justify their acts. No matter how high in the ladder someone is, as long as they want to go up, they are all complicit.