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- Trump: the Media Made Him...Can They Now Break Him?

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Toddedyer 10 years 7 weeks ago
#1

You always talk about white privilege however let's us define it historically as white male privilege up to wwii. Next let us understand in now ways even today are truely been a civilized nation. Technology giving us more crap is not being civilized just as Roman conquest in ancient time decomposed the countries they took over. The truth is the poor of this nation the white ones fled this to invade native territory. Until there was no where left to flee around 1900s. In which we than had enough none whites and women to be uncivilized towards. White women were treated best starting no earlier than the start of WWII. We truly only have attempted to be civilized since TV connect the us for the first time. However we now are back to a state where who knows if we will be more or less civilized in the us. But make no mistake it was TV in the West along with massive labor movements that for the first made us civilized. We can go either way right now in history

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ckrob 10 years 7 weeks ago
#2

After speculation that voting might be suppressed if called after poll closure on the east coast, the establishment/corporate media call it the day before. The understanding is that any voter suppression will be more to the detriment of Sanders. Well played media! Your role as a corporate profit center is secure.

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