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Air date:
Wed, 03/02/2011 - 8:00am to 9:00am
Can the United States break out of the Republicrat/Demublican stalemate?
Congress this week is fighting to come up with a temporary budget solution to keep open the government's doors while the two parties in power struggle over their competing political interests. Can the United States break out of the Republicrat/Demublican stalemate? Our guest on Wednesday Talk Radio is former Green Party Presidential Candidate David Cobb, who visits Portland next week to talk about the failures of our voting system and what you can do to help build a new one. Lisa Loving hosts.
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Green Party Fault Lines
Hempcrete filler? Paper was made from old hemp clothes and legalization would undoubtedly provide a less ecologically obliterating and less costly pulp alternative. DuPont conspiracy theory aside, we can unerringly agree that totally legal hemp adds an incredible boost to environmental, economic and social well-being.
The way which the public debate on things transpires is complex. A cultural normative is reinforced through public institutions and corporate media. Social Engineering and cultural conditioning is coerced into normativity. People are mislead to think that things are getting worse in a broader sense of existence. Humanity has been bitter-sweet all along. The consequence of saying "fuck corporate media" doesn't lead directly to execution, yet if a person truly challanges the foundations of manipulative control they are definitely still executed by the insecure elitists. I'm wary of people calling class supremacists "elites", or "the elite" because it's like someone calling race supremacists "the race" instead of racist. It seems to be a psychological reenforcement to infer inferiority.
Reading works in counter-culture history, like A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn, can help us cut away from the rotting heap of capitalist control and move in a cooperative, collaborative, subsisting evolution.