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So nice to see such healthy gattor in a beautiful clean water.😊 I hope he is happy and enjoying his gator’s life

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how loud and annoying should I be in this time of crisis when communication is at its most important?

First time I've ever commented on this channel, but this video is so superficial it makes my eyes bleed. Things don't 'just happen'. There are historical reasons why China or Turkey have taken their respective turns. Had a Marshall Plan been set up for the Soviet Union, Russia would have been an ally for life. Instead all she got was hair-brained privatisation and economic collapse. However, in this video, this historical moment is being reduced to 'polarisation', but this reading seems so parochial and linked to the way the US sees itself and how it thinks politics should be done. There's also the question of economics and the ruling ideologies in democracies around the 80s and 90s - one where the state was meant to get out of the way and allow the market to price everything. The myth was that democracy was needed for markets to run efficiently and remove corruption. Since 2008, what can be laughably called economic 'theory' (which isn't science) has been left in tatters. Mature democracies were left to 'socialise' the economic losses, causing suffering and slow growth for millions - this has made people really angry - particularly as inequality is rife in the OECD. Likewise into that political space left by 'democracies' authoritarian regimes have found they can run capitalism just as well, perhaps even better than democracies can. The offer they give their populations is that they can manage the contradictions in capitalism and while western states offer falling wages and degraded pensions, they say that they can provide the things people really want. Although I'm more Churchillian in outlook (democracy is the worst system, except for all the others), there is a sense that the model that swept away the post-war consensus has had its day. Simply leaving things to the market (which was tragically attempted in post-war Iraq) is simply a non-starter. Either there is a sense democracy can improve people's lives and shape or mitigate the effects of economic activity in a way that benefits the majority, or you simply have a forum for an unresolvable shouting match. Many other democratic states are able to compromise, look for common ground and continue democratic innovation. In contrast, the US looks like a relic and exactly what it is - a declining superpower that is no longer 'the model' people look to.

“It is ok to be both strong and feminine.” I wish someone had been there to say that to me as a teenager. You're such an awesome influence, Brett. I'm a mom now and you give me hope for the future.

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