America! Learn how to protest... from Serbians, from Germans, from Georgians...

Looks like the best way to get a response is going to be crash the market.
#crashthestockmarket

Rome fell quietly, a little at a time—2024 feels similar. Not with invasions, but algorithms shaping truth and overextended attention spans. Cracks in our systems whisper louder than collapse. History isn’t always in headlines; it’s in the quiet moments where transformation takes hold.

In A Tale of Two Cities, Madame Defarge knits names of enemies, symbolizing vengeance against oppression. A modern version might use digital tools to expose unethical CEOs, advocating for justice through transparency. Her story raises timeless questions about balancing justice and revenge.

Our democratic habits have been killed off by an internet kleptocracy that profits from disinformation, polarization, and rage. Here’s how to fix that.

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Benjamin Franklin warned, “A country which relies on foreign goods will soon find itself poor.” Today, his insight resonates as debates over tariffs highlight the balance between protecting domestic industries and fostering global trade in a highly interconnected economy.

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