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Do socialists actually think talk like this from Kamala Harris is actually helpful? That you need an 'equity' approach whereby people with low income or of color are helped first post catastrophe.
It's funny because I sort of agree implicitly, but Harris's phrasing makes me less supportive of it.
If I were in her shoes and I were asked, I'd say, we will help people in need, and those whose need is most dire will be a priority. In practice, that means the poor are higher priority, of course.
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http://www.processedworld.com/History/history.html

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Thank you for posting. Interesting stuff.
The American alt right is really weird. We have the odd person like that in Europe (in some countries more than others like Hungary) but not quite as bad.
Race is a bit different here. There is a journalist from the UK (Gary Young) who lived a lot of his life in America who said, when discussing the comparison of race in UK and USA “the thing is, in America, ultimately everything is about race. Whereas in the UK it is all about class”
I thought the first bit about the right wing provocateur complex was insightful but the rest was a rambling hodgepodge altogether too moored to the American context. Looking across cultures and eras allows one to see parallels and simplify it beyond the quirks of time and place. Corey Robin distilled the right wing in all it's variants, to the feeling of having one's power, real, former or imagined, threatened and fighting back, to protect spheres of hierarchy (i.e. domination) - the family, the workplace, the head of state.
Also lol I found his manner of speaking pretty annoying. Not quite Ben Shapiro level but...
I said unionizing, not joining a union. I generally back joining a union if one exists, but if there is none, forming a union is one of many ways to address an issue at work.