Capitalism (Part Two)
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Join the fabulous Miss Peppermint for the thrilling sequel of our deep dive into Capitalism. In this electrifying episode, we unveil the crucial importance of supporting Black queer-owned businesses and advocating for policies that dismantle barriers and promote equality. Our special guest, Brian Thompson, is not only a tax attorney but also a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, bringing his expertise to the forefront as he guides us through the maze of capitalism, empowering Black queer individuals to navigate and thrive within this complex system. Get ready for an enlightening conversation packed with insights, strategies, and empowerment as we strive to build wealth, break down barriers, and level the playing field in pursuit of economic justice. Tune in and join the movement towards a brighter, more equitable future!
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This video feels like capitalist propaganda… anyways, you can’t dismantle the masters house with the masters tools
it's hard to sympathise with people into capitalism who are strictly speaking, not of the capitalist class, its like watching pyramid scheme members telling me how great it is, and totally not a scam, and i m like, ... okay... u know wat i mean?
"COVID feels like a distant memory" I'm seeing reports of 24%-42% of trans people have long COVID. It is not a distant memory for them.
Divest from capitalism, stop overconsuming, grow your own food as much as possible, plant native wildflowers everywhere.
I think it's important to acknowledge that the more that you represent in the cis-male category, the more you can successfully participate in traditional work roles. I don't think this was capitalist propaganda. I think it's real and that both guests were honest about how people have to make a living and survive but that the system is not set up to benefit queer black bodies, especially, and that it will degrade and exploit the queer black body for sure. I also think that what Dr. Truessdale said about Black capitalists being "overseers" can be a critique of what Brian was saying about Black Billionaires. It would be interesting to see them debate that aspect.
I hardly ever hear people admit that they don't know how the system can change, and the best bet is to "take advantage."
I value that honesty.
RUclips is capitalist.