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this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2024
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The 1% needs to endlessly divide the working class against itself. It's an old game with new tricks.
Well to be fair a lot of those politicians aren't in the 1%, they just want to be. And they're more than happy to toe the party line and step on everyone they can in order to get to the top. And then there's the true believers, but let's be honest anybody who's a true believer or anything is crazy.