America’s long run of profligacy—which the banks have been at the heart of—is stifling the younger generations and robbing their dreams. From Ben Bartee at armageddonprose.substack.com:
Over the last half-century, finance industry goblins run amok have wrecked the American middle class, which, at this rate, won’t exist at all in twenty years.
Millions of young Americans, as a consequence of the 2008 financial collapse alone — the underlying cause of which has gone unremedied, by the way — forever lost any sense of hope of ever affording a house of their own.
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Depriving the youth of any cause for optimism is no way to run a country.
Quite the contrary, it’s a recipe for entropy.
Such was the secondary thesis of Tucker Carlson’s address to the kids of Turning Points, which received paltry coverage from the legacy media for the obvious reason that they love the finance goblins who have gleefully wrecked the American middle class that our forefathers built through blood, sweat, and tears.
(The Overton-window-setting establishment media’s lack of interest is unsurprising, given that these are the people who somehow convinced the public through nonstop brainwashing that criticizing multinational banks is somehow socialist and therefore anti-American.)
Rich or poor on the bankster banana republic plantation.
Those are the choices.
Arbeit macht fweedom fwies.
See you in the happy motoring shoppers utopia.
At least until FAFO closes the Strait of Hormuz.