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Broken Social Contract = A Class War

The working class got their 15 minutes of fame, you wont hear much more about them from here out....

40% of the country doesn't get it and will go on to blame this and that, mostly the trash that voted trump in....what they miss and should at least wake them up a tad is the 15 million that did not come out for the dems this time....

You can't understand what you haven't understood, especially when you go out of your way to deny, gas light and dismiss all the factors that killed the American dream....The upper classes are comfortable and insulated..... Its been funny actually watching CNN, as an example, grasp for reasons why this is happening even after close to a decade of trump......

So, on to politics as usual on the left, They will spend time bitching about the consequences of breaking that contract.......But will not change one iota.....The once gate keepers of greed, will not part ways with the money that corrupted them (not sure if they will tone down their weirdness)

In a complete turn around of political positions, this has been an Anti establishment vote, dems are now that status quo they once wanted to change......They have only themselves to blame....

A funny thing happened on the way to the forum ;) You brought up aoc, Bernie and trump.........look up aoc asking her constituents why they voted for trump and her....the answer was the both represented change....

And change we will get,,,,,This election caught me off guard, but i can honestly say I'm not surprised......And it may well have been better than the alternative and that has nothing to do with politics mind you ;) For the life of me, I don't get how the educated didn't see all this coming....Back to being insulated and dismissive which is a form of elitism...Toss in the media, tribalism and the like.......In their snobby and aloof way its been why worry about the trash we took 50 trillion from :)

Breaking The Social Contract has consequences.....

Clueless
Adjusted real wages have been stagnant since the early 1970s, growing only 0.2% per year1. In reality, real hourly wages declined from the 1970s

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175375383?

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/yjNadeTF28I

Yep, clueless

(Ps we've been over and over the reason for the working classes decline....lets leave it at neo-liberalism)

Buckle up, uncharted territory and politics from here....Cheers ;)