Techno-feudalism is Fascism. That's yucky.

JM Valat De Córdova
Aug 16, 2025
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CONNECTICUT – There is an attitude, among the wealthy, that more money will fix every problem. I actually grew up in a town of, mostly the wealthy. The greewichTime has said that “To be considered middle class in Greenwich, a family has to bring in between $169,466 and $508,354 a year” which, after my parents got divorced my Mom (who I lived with) made 100,000 dollars less than the lower bound of, she’s also brown and a woman.

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