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>I wish this was Trump running for president, with his focus on making American businesses thriving again, which I don't know if is sincere or not, but its what I want.

Looks like it was almost 100% bullshit marketing slogans to lure voters.

>I am not against globalism and I believe that we are a point where we need to accept certain things cannot be created in America. But there is in no way a reason for us to accept that we rely on basically slavery to create our food and clothes

This is partly because businesses try to outdo each other at inventing new ways to make money. The consumer class can only be nickle-and-dime'd so much before the quality of life for workers declines like it's been doing for the last few decades. It's an inherent flaw in capitalism which previously the government tried to provide some meager protection for the poor, but that era is now over.

>I wish this was what Trump was basing his administration around. I wish he wasn't trying to become a dictator that lives for four years more years. He could become one of the greatest leaders easily if he just focused on what he promised instead of following Stephen Miller and Elon Musk.

Remember Trump is a real estate agent by trade. That's like barely one step above professional liars and politicians. Trump's entire professional life has been spent cultivating an image of being a successful businessman when in reality his business track record is horrible. The only thing Trump is really good at is being a con artist. He has always fucked over everyone in his business life who ever gave him the benefit of the doubt.

>don't see what the point of giving it to the oligarchs and leading us down to technofeudalism gets us. I don't see why we had to own the libs so hard we blow off our own knee caps.
The NRx technofeudalism nerds are merely using Trump as a means to an end. So are the thinktanks. Trump doesn't care as long as he can use the office to enrich himself and his family.

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