The History of Wealth Throughout History -- Sarah Cooper

[erronis]

I'm reposting this from struggle4progress - https://www.democraticunderground.com/100220028097.

I didn't see this earlier post and Sarah's performance is so wonderful and pointed that I thought it worth another post.

[bucolic_frolic]

1. Yup. It's all about laissez-faire capitalism

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The guys who eventually mined coal and built railroads had no restrictions on kidnapping people and selling them as slaves. The 1600s, more or less. And they bought grand estates and built castles.

Are deportations a budding slavery system? Any media accounts of what happens to these people?

[snot]

2. Well done!

[JudyM]

3. She's on point as always... and this bit makes me shudder thinking about that newly minted Arkansas lottery billionaire

whoever s/he is, they're more likely than not right-leaning.

[Aviation Pro]

4. Not a billyaire

Yes, the misspelling is intentional.

$400,000,000 at best if they take the lump sum.

[JudyM]

10. OK, a little more comforting.

Could still do quite a bit of damage. But maybe they're a rare Arkie Dem and will do some good with it.

[ananda]

5. OMG! That was good!

Wow

[2naSalit]

6. K&R!

[ZDU]

7. Sarah Cooper is brilliant

[summer_in_TX]

8. Brilliant.

The super wealthy in Epstein's circles were luring, entrapping, buying and selling slaves, sexual slaves.

[canetoad]

9. She is great!

Kicking.

[Easterncedar]

11. She's brilliant

[Liberal In Texas]

12. She's a peach!

Always fine acid observations.

[Ping Tung]

13. History contains little beyond a list of people who have accommodated

themselves with other people's property.

Voltaire