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….also Michael’s Featured Guest: The Incoming “Financial Crime of the Century”
Our increasing culture of intolerance and disrespect is at the root of increasing social violence. When it comes to issues like minimum wage, Kinder Morgan Pipeline or Global Warming the chances of having polite, rational differences of opinion are remote. With the politicization of virtually every issue, we can’t be surprised when things turn nasty and violent.
….also from Michael: The Problem With The Relentless Middle Class Message
Back when Donald Trump was in the news on immigration, Prime Minister Trudeau sent out a tweet that has come back to bite him and Canada really hard.
….also Michael’s Featured Guest: The Incoming “Financial Crime of the Century”
In a special editorial, Michael comments on the Charlottesville attack. For many the problem is Donald Trump, but Michael thinks that misses the bigger picture. Violent protests are becoming normalized as a predictable byproduct of the politics of division.
….also from Michael: The Problem With The Relentless Middle Class Message
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How Much Will We Let Government Take
Posted by MIchael Campbell
on Tuesday, 22 August 2017 15:21
The competition between those who think the money belongs first to those who earn it, and those who think that Big Government has both the right and obligation to confiscate income earned is at present, with Government becoming more desperate for money, being won by Big Government advocates.
….also from Michael: Rational Conversations versus Violent Confrontations