Conservatives feel so strongly that socialism will be unsuccessful that they're willing to spend billions to stop it.
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End their version of America, yes.
Would the end of America as it is now really be all that bad though?
unadulterated capitalism has to go, too.
What will the states be testing? Wage insurance. Incentives for companies to retrain rather than lay off. AI career coaching. Redeployment to new jobs.
Obviously this shit won't actually work, I guess the play is to pretend to do something to delay public outrage until it is too late and democracy in the US is fully dead and buried
Amazon, Anthropic, Microsoft, and the OpenAI Foundation are anchor partners. Behind them sits a wall of corporate and philanthropic money: Blackstone, General Motors, IBM, Eli Lilly, Mastercard, Deloitte, UPS, Cisco, Workday, Arnold Ventures, and a dozen more.
No need to read the article to know who this Centrist Democrat is funded by, or who thinks her ideas are "good"
Looks like the party system in the US is a coin toss between heads they win and tails you lose. The US needs a NDP new democratic party since only the right wing is represented there.
End the gluttony of billionaires perhaps. So yes it would be the end of something but the beginning of something better.
Kind of begs the question "should America be ended?" And also, would it end all of America? Like the entire half of the world called America? Or just one specific part of America?
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