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12.04.26 - 05:39
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′I Have A Dream′... (ZeroHedge)
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'I Have A Dream'...
Authored by 'no01' via Gold and Geopolitics substack,
I have a dream where politicians live next door to you...
Not metaphorically.
Literally...
The man who voted to rezone your street works three doors down. His kids go to the same school as yours. When he raises the local tax rate and the potholes don't get fixed, he drives over those same potholes every morning. And when the community has had enough, they let him know. Loudly. Personally. The way humans have held each other accountable for most of history, before we invented the beautiful abstraction of “institutional distance”.
I know. It sounds naive.
Let me explain why I don't think it is...
We live in an era that treats political monopoly as completely normal while losing its mind over market monopolies. Regulators drag Google into congressional hearings for owning search. They fine Microsoft for bundling browsers. They write entire legislative frameworks to prevent one company from becoming too dominant in...
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