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cachukis

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2. Very interesting.

Sun Mar 22, 2026, 11:12 AM

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These are college students working within a system of privilege. Not saying they come from privilege, but have the hope of entering into the system of privilege that comes with an education.

What it seems to me, is a naivete that the system is rigged against them. We will not escape a two party system as long as the money controls it.
Many argue that labels and identity politics is not for them. Happy for their independence.

Hoping they are able to apply their insights into practice.

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