The playing field is not equal so it isn’t reasonable to hold people to the same standard of making an impact.

Well, I didn’t know that. I meant no disrespect. I was working off what seemed to me to be a humorous superficial resemblance. Apologies.

Another temporarily embarrassed millionaire

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There’s no “could” about it.

Rockwell-esque is a great way to capture it. Like one of the old Saturday Evening Post magazine.

This is strangely compelling as an image

But actually committing to do something substantially FDRish for the working man isn’t an easy sell within high level Democrat party leadership. I don’t know why this is true exactly but I expect it has to do with money and power.

Well-meaning but empty words it would seem.

It’s conventional to use a banana for scale, but a hand will do in a pinch I guess.

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That’s very un-dude, dude.

That’s a good composition but an even better recording.

Poor Freddie is not prepared for the modern world.

Could be a golden doodle cross between a standard poodle and a golden retriever.

USA has always been an ambivalent place, both committed to equality and liberty in an idealized manner and also committed to perpetuating inequality, particularly across racial, ethnic and religious lines. A child of the 1970s I like the version of America I was taught about in-between Saturday morning cartoons via School House Rock. No more kings!

Edit: before anyone else points it out, the video depicts racism against native americans and the colonists were crazy religious zealots. But it’s also about rejection of the English king. So all the ambivalence seems to be there.

Hope you get it one day.

Excellent arguments

Thanks for the opening. “Morons!”

It’s similar logic to how a corporation or trust works eg a fictional entity that takes the responsibility, the difference being that corporations and trusts are legally recognized and sovcit stuff is not.