Frequently social services that target the “undesirables” of society are red lined to ghettos. This compounds the issue of the ghetto being used as a political and economic dumping ground, and further extends a system of racial discrimination. We see this happen now, in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.
These contractors are straight zooted and flaunting it on the U.S. tax payer dollar.
But how much was spent by some States trying to implement welfare drug tests?
This basically explains how Political Public Relations (or advertising at this point, as if the era of adverelations hasn’t already descended upon us) came to be in the form it is today, and how geared it was towards appealing to the base emotions to strike fear in people.
Classic. Must read mind blower.
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A sobering reminder of what the next President faces.

This right here was an amazing article.
It goes into nice, concise detail about the political-journalism machine that’s raging in America today. The way this year’s election has been turned into a distraction from truthful information and a hyper focus on entertaining, gimmicky, one liners of little accurate care. Selective truths roam the land and people - guided by media soundbites and phrases (what, the US media as little help to the American public? No way!) - care little about the substance and long term impacts of platforms.
The information is out there folks. I’ll be glad to guide.
Clem Whitaker, one of the first modern American political consultants.
Is it true? Has the internet changed this phenomenon? Is that the American citizen of the past? Have we spent too long pandering to the American citizen’s most base desires rather than uplifting conversation?
India’s caste system turns into a hot mess when it comes College Apps time. And Election time apparently….
