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I'd suppose it's a reference to rich people having far more influence on public and economic policy than the working class, and those policies in turn having a
by wharvle 3y ago
I'd suppose it's a reference to rich people having far more influence on public and economic policy than the working class, and those policies in turn having a substantial effect both on how people interact and who has money, especially when examined over a decades-long time horizon.
- theGnuMe 3y agoTrue but the tools and approach is all there. Just have to community build and develop a super PAC.