Not implying that all that has been done doesn't severely affect millions of people who are being transitioned downward on the economic class scale. It's why for all practical purposes somewhere over 70% or so of those who became engaged in the early stages of the electoral process supported either Trump or Sanders. I see it all around, have been personally and familiarly affected, have been seen as a pariah by any number of acquaintances over time (long, long before this recent political season) for as much as even bringing it up Most particularly for my criticisms of what was becoming of the D party under the Clinton, Rubin, DLC "New Democrats" etc.
My firm contention is, however, that there are no available solutions, no room for any...ZERO... discussions on the matter under a political regime that is centered around ethnic nationalism. Bannon-Putin Inc. The populism that seemed to be there in the Trump campaign was never any more than a veil for that, to be administrated by oligarchs and demagogues.
What obviously is sitting out there now, having come along much, much more rapidly than anyone could have thought it would but always on the table, is a goodly portion of the "holding" wing of the current plutocracy, staging for a run for the exits.
Our near future depends greatly on the actions of those companies and institutions, most critically the United States Congress, in regard to the choice of going along in hopes that they get a seat on the train, or to stand and attempt to resolve.
You're a big YouTuber/Netflixer Take a few hours sometime and ding up Dr. Chivago.
