I have very mixed feelings about this essay.
While I agree with portions of your argument, you ignore many positives that Biden has responsible for because they don't nearly fit within your chosen narrative (eg, student debt relief, vigorous antitrust enforcement...the first president in decades to do so, restarting US manufacturing, supporting unions, reenergizing NATO, etc).
Biden is flawed, but he's not a willing participant in a many-pronged conspiracy.
Netanyahu was embraced by Biden after th…
More than white people, more than men, more than young people, one group backed Trump overwhelmingly…
…and media aren’t even talking about them.
More than white people, more than men, more than young people, one group backed Trump overwhelmingly…
…and media aren’t even talking about them.
Reporter Sean Illing asked psychologist Paul Bloom in a December 2017 Vox interview: "So cruelty isn’t an accident or an aberration, but something central to who and what we are?" He answered: "It’s many things, and I don’t think there’s ever going to be a magic bullet theory of cruelty. I think some cruelty is born of dehumanization. I think some cruelty is born out of a loss of control. I think some cruelty is born out of an instrumental desire to get something you want — sex, money, power, w…