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Category: Corruption

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Some Initial Thoughts on the January 6th Hearings

12 Jun 202212 Jun 2022
IT'S NOT FOR US. IT'S FOR HISTORY I'm working on a bunch of other stuff now that I have some time off from the day job. I don't plan on…
Corruption…

The Entitled Rich

20 May 2012
In a Global Marketplace, why pay taxes when you can use a nation's resources for free? In 1993 a young Eduardo Saverin was brought to the United States because, in…
Corruption…

You must watch this movie!

31 Oct 2010
http://www.ustream.tv/flash/video/1371416?v3=1
Corruption…

ACORN and the Politics of Perfection

28 Sep 2009
The situation with ACORN has really got me thinking.  Okay, I'll have to admit that I think there should be some penalty for the group which, at the very least,…
Corruption…

More Smart Investing in Elite Interests

5 Jun 2009
Banks don't have the money to extend loans, or help working people who are struggling in an economy that was destroyed by the banks, but apparently they have plenty of…
Corruption…

Don’t tank up until you watch this video!

29 May 2009
Corruption…

Don't tank up until you watch this video!

29 May 2009
Corruption…

Walk out on your bank

1 Apr 2009
Thank you Stephen Pizzo from newsforreal.com.  Stephen is encouraging Americans to walk out on their large, multinational banks in favor of local, community banks. According to Pizzo, an any reasonable…
Corruption…

Another Good Investment

1 Apr 2009
Twenty years ago the infamous oil taner Exxon Valdez, commanded by a drunk, spilled 10.8 million gallons of oil into Alaska's beautiful Prince William Sound.  The oil slick covered over…
Corruption…

Good Investment in Banking

24 Mar 2009
I've always been taught that if you want to understand the truth about an issue the first thing you should do is follow the money.  Some might say this is…

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The Banality of Book Banning

The Banality of Book Banning

Perpetuating fear is in many ways a banal act of people just doing their jobs by impartially administering the law.

by Mad Sociologist 5 Jun 20237 Jun 2023
When They Really Came for the Teachers

When They Really Came for the Teachers

Teachers went from heroes to villains, thanks to right-wing counter narratives.

by Mad Sociologist 31 May 2023
A Course in Mad Sociology Lecture 10

A Course in Mad Sociology Lecture 10

Chapter 3: Methods of Research Section 1: Positivism and Quantitative Methods Introduction It’s time to talk about methods of research! No, look. We have to talk about methods of research. We have to get an understanding of how sociologists know what they know. Sociologists don’t just sit around thinking about society and writing whatever pops…

by Mad Sociologist 17 May 202317 May 2023
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