it brings to mind the millenial who told me that she does not endorse "trickle down economics" but rather "Piñata Economics". The difference being that instead of fruitlessly waiting for the wealth to trickle down, it encourages beating the rich with a stick until the money comes flowing out.
Shades of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown’s New Labour as the ALP seek to exploit the malaise in the Queensland Liberal Loon / Mining Party coalition to become capital’s preferred management team.
Stay on 'em Joel. Pity you are right. Chalmers so snug in his slither suit. Sad, because like wee Anthony, he makes big bones about his beginnings, yet has so slinkily shed that skin now he's made it up onto the top step. Impressive as always Mr. Jenkins.
Well done for calling out the Capitalist class. It is vital that we have independent media writing about this to counter the narrative. Labor is the biggest disappointment for many however they are not there to serve the masses. We live in a Corporatocracy,verging on neo feudalism.
"End-stage neoliberal productivity" - can the revolution be that far away? Or will the desctruction of the planet and the breakdown of society hit us first?
it brings to mind the millenial who told me that she does not endorse "trickle down economics" but rather "Piñata Economics". The difference being that instead of fruitlessly waiting for the wealth to trickle down, it encourages beating the rich with a stick until the money comes flowing out.
Millenials fill me with hope
Shades of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown’s New Labour as the ALP seek to exploit the malaise in the Queensland Liberal Loon / Mining Party coalition to become capital’s preferred management team.
Stay on 'em Joel. Pity you are right. Chalmers so snug in his slither suit. Sad, because like wee Anthony, he makes big bones about his beginnings, yet has so slinkily shed that skin now he's made it up onto the top step. Impressive as always Mr. Jenkins.
Well done for calling out the Capitalist class. It is vital that we have independent media writing about this to counter the narrative. Labor is the biggest disappointment for many however they are not there to serve the masses. We live in a Corporatocracy,verging on neo feudalism.
"End-stage neoliberal productivity" - can the revolution be that far away? Or will the desctruction of the planet and the breakdown of society hit us first?