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being able to rally behind someone who can so effectively withstand constant derision from all directions Americans love an underdog, from baseball to politics. Whether or why Mr. Trump is an actual underdog, or plays one on TV is left as an exercise for the reader.
One of the fascinating aspects of the Trump phenomenon to me is how a globalist billionaire celebrity who started his career with a million dollar loan from his father managed to convince a demographic that hates globalists, billionaires and celebrities that he was the scrappy underdog and hero of the common man running against someone with a fraction of his net worth, a better pedigree of political advocacy and who…
I've never understood why people keep repeating this line as if it's derogatory.
I know a fair number of first and second generation immigrant business owners, and they have almost all started their businesses with help from their families. This has been very common in America for the last couple of hundred years. Probably longer. Why is this now considered a bad thing?
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Because the "doesn't accept articles from white women" is just a clickbait statement -- the group she posted to is "Asian American Writers Workshop". It's not "anti-white" -- its just an Asian targetted group.
Now make a "White Writers Workshop" and see how long that lasts. The issue isn't this workshop being anti-White, it's the entirety of Western culture.
I thought everyone was supposed to read Nathanial Hawthorne’s “Scarlet Letter” in high school. Maybe it should return to being required reading.
You can tell by the way people write on the internet that they have never read a book, let alone a classic with an important lesson to learn.
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One of the fascinating aspects of the Trump phenomenon to me is how a globalist billionaire celebrity who started his career with a million dollar loan from his father managed to convince a demographic that hates globalists, billionaires and celebrities that he was the scrappy underdog and hero of the common man running against someone with a fraction of his net worth, a better pedigree of political advocacy and who…
who started his career with a million dollar loan from his father I've never understood why people keep repeating this line as if it's derogatory. I know a fair number of first and second generation immigrant business owners, and they have almost all started their businesses with help from their families. This has been very common in America for the last couple of hundred years. Probably longer. Why is this now consi…