i like how they don't make you fully cite chomsky lol my goat

chomsky's ok

bro's too deep in the liberalism soup

Nice seems like a decent final

Would love to get that assigned to me then just rip through chomsky and all the other s*** i read in 15 pages of me just ranting. Love polisci essays

howd you do?

Writing rn I’ll send at midnight

docs.google.com/document/d/11KMJKvmTI7cJfpDk74ruGUXzw6aW119fQ3rnQgn7sAk/edit?usp=sharing

you can read as i type @Come_to_BR @spacecadet @krishna_bound @ARCADE_GOON @Scratchin_Bandit @Womanpuncher69 @deadac

oh so you have one day to write it? tough

yuh

sorry guys

Whats wrong with lib? zedong

I’m quoting Combat Liberalism right there

wait chomsky believes in the political compass

Formulated its axes in his Future of Government speech in 1970

problem with combat liberalism is that it just starts of the assumption with that liberalism is bad and should be avoided and how liberalism manifests within individuals within an org. it doesn’t show or explain why liberalism is bad, i always taken combat liberalism as a guide on how to behave within an org not really as a “theory”

liberalism a counter history which is much longer but shows throughout history the contradiction between liberalism and capitalism i haven’t finished it but it was a great read through what i got through @americana

Ty

in the context of ur essay the combat liberalism quote was used great tbh to show how liberalism lost it’s revolutionary end tho sense it’s due in one day i doubt u can do it maybe you can further develop thst point and explain why liberalism is no longer revolutionary while at one point in time it was

Powerful

I have another draft due at the end of may for revisions

Mainstream Economists will swear up and down that it's government spending in the abstract and not this s*** causing inflation (worldwide btw)

Why would this cause inflation

COVID created bottlenecks and labor shortages in the supply chain through lockdowns n people getting sick. It makes things products and the s*** companies need to produce more expensive and harder to get, so companies compensate by hiking prices on low supply + higher costs (and theres overwhelming evidence that they're increasing prices wayyyy beyond what they need to make up, youll remember the headlines on record profits during the last year).

This article is kinda old but it covers this in depth, and you can see how some of the elements like the energy situation have only gotten worse now economicsobservatory.com/what-is-supply-chain-inflation-and-why-is-it-driving-up-consumer-prices-now

Edit: need to stress the labor aspect because conditions in transport/logistics been terrible for a while and COVID was the straw that broke the camel's back so unless they get better, the "labor shortages" in those industries gonna go on probably beyond the "COVID era"