The question is not so much whether the candidates are «spineless worms» or no, but rather that they, as Dwayne points out here, are representatives of the plutocracy. Their respective «moral qualities» are adistraction – the problem lies rather in the structures that constrain voters’ «choices» to the hired hands of an economic ruling class….
The question is not so much whether the candidates are «spineless worms» or not, but rather that they, as Dwayne points out here, representatives of the plutocracy. Their repective «moral qualities» are a distraction – the problem lies rather in the structures that constrain voters’ «choices» to the hired hands of an economic ruling class….
both bastards……
There oughta be a Law…….
The question is not so much whether the candidates are «spineless worms» or no, but rather that they, as Dwayne points out here, are representatives of the plutocracy. Their respective «moral qualities» are adistraction – the problem lies rather in the structures that constrain voters’ «choices» to the hired hands of an economic ruling class….
Henri
The question is not so much whether the candidates are «spineless worms» or not, but rather that they, as Dwayne points out here, representatives of the plutocracy. Their repective «moral qualities» are a distraction – the problem lies rather in the structures that constrain voters’ «choices» to the hired hands of an economic ruling class….
Henri
Let Them Eat Paint.
A.K.A. “Which spineless worm shall I vote for?”