Libertarians
Good joke here.
Moving our society’s functions into the private sector is an appealing notion …until we begin to think about its consequences. And in no arena is this more apparent than the environment, where unregulated businesses happily use our atmosphere and waterways as their own private sewers.
“Capitalists abhor waste,” a spokesperson for the libertarian CATO Institute said in an interview, attempting to convince me that for-profit enterprises have a compelling motivation to regulate themselves.
No, they abhor wasting money. If by “waste” you’re talking about things like toxic waste streams that result from their manufacturing processes, in general, they are fine with directing that poison in the direction that costs them the least, regardless of the damage it does to the surrounding world.
As COVID-19 raged around the world, many Americans believed that the pandemic was planned by the U.S. government, as an event to determine to what extend we would tolerate having our liberties taken away. An alternative theory was that our hospitals were being given huge amounts of money for each fatality they attributed to COVID, and thus coroners were deliberately misclassifying the cause of deaths on millions of the certificates they filled out and signed.
We’re teetering on the edge.
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There sure is growing certainly that Trump and justice are on a collision course with one another. And I have to admit, as time passes, there seems to be less and less wiggle-room surrounding a couple of the former president’s crimes.
The note at left is a reminder of how cruel our system of healthcare is here in the U.S.
Over the last couple of years, Tulsi Gabbard has become a supporter of all things Trump, including 
Refusing to concede an election isn’t a crime.
Is there anyone who isn’t predicting sky-high turnouts at the midterm elections?
FWIW, the phenomenon shown below is real, as I realized at a neighbor’s 4th of July party, where I was (I believe) the only progressive.
