Recent Posts
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The Paradox of Voting for Major Parties: Republicans and Democrats
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The American political landscape is overwhelmingly dominated by the two-party system. However, with the considerable influence of media and entrenched party dynamics, many argue that casting a vote for either the Republicans or Democrats might paradoxically be a waste of one’s vote. One significant concern is the illusion of choice.…
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A Nation Divided: It’s Time for a Change
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In the annals of American history, there have been moments of division, strife, and profound disagreement. Yet, the current era feels different. The divisions seem deeper, the rhetoric more inflammatory, and the stakes higher than ever before. The culprits? Politicians, media pundits, social media companies, and their algorithms. The solution?…
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Capitalism’s Promise vs. Corporatism’s Perils: Dissecting Economic Realities
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In the modern economic discourse, the terms capitalism and corporatism frequently surface, often with a degree of confusion between them. However, they signify two distinct economic and political systems, each with its own set of principles and outcomes. This article aims to dissect the virtues of capitalism and contrast them…