> only a fasicst police state is capable That's what the fascists always have said. The post-neoliberals have created even more inequality, and openly oppose

> only a fasicst police state is capable That's what the fascists always have said. The post-neoliberals have created even more inequality, and openly oppose any efforts to fix it. The US government is still trying to disrupt food programs for the hungry. > There is no counter-narrative to that. So we see a rise in isolationism and nationalism. Few argue for a counter-narrative, but there are plenty. One is that almost everyone in the US is in a family of immigrants. The economic counter-narrative is overwhelming. Also economics is not a zero-sum competition - it's not beggar-thy-neighbor: If your neighbor does well, you do well - they are your employers, customers, employees, lenders, borrowers, renters, etc. Fewer neighbors is a smaller, slower economy.