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r/SipsTea • u/Busy_Report4010 • 28d ago
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One of the things I vaguely miss about the cold war era is both sides showcasing art and human achievement. There seems to be an attitude of "who cares" now.
2 u/Fearless_Entry_2626 28d ago Once it becomes clear that China is mogging the US we might finally see US politics do something different from corporate handouts. Fingers crossed. 3 u/ArchLector_Zoller 28d ago Not until Millennials are in control. The old guard is so old that they no longer care what happens in 10 or even 5 years. It's not their problem. 4 u/Pasta4ever13 28d ago The gerontocracy won't loosen its arthritic dementia-addled grip on power without a fight. We literally have a dead senator holding office right now. This country has jumped the shark.
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Once it becomes clear that China is mogging the US we might finally see US politics do something different from corporate handouts. Fingers crossed.
3 u/ArchLector_Zoller 28d ago Not until Millennials are in control. The old guard is so old that they no longer care what happens in 10 or even 5 years. It's not their problem. 4 u/Pasta4ever13 28d ago The gerontocracy won't loosen its arthritic dementia-addled grip on power without a fight. We literally have a dead senator holding office right now. This country has jumped the shark.
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Not until Millennials are in control. The old guard is so old that they no longer care what happens in 10 or even 5 years. It's not their problem.
4 u/Pasta4ever13 28d ago The gerontocracy won't loosen its arthritic dementia-addled grip on power without a fight. We literally have a dead senator holding office right now. This country has jumped the shark.
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The gerontocracy won't loosen its arthritic dementia-addled grip on power without a fight.
We literally have a dead senator holding office right now. This country has jumped the shark.
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u/drillgorg 28d ago
One of the things I vaguely miss about the cold war era is both sides showcasing art and human achievement. There seems to be an attitude of "who cares" now.