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[unable to retrieve full-text content]A More Democratic Economy A 1787 newly minted United States of America wasn’t far removed from an old Europe where not so long before all property belonged to the crown or state; where only a hundred years or so earlier John Locke had first defended the idea of private property at a time when most […] The post Public vs Private Wealth – Breaking Free appeared first on Angry Bear.
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Ken Melvin considers the following as important: Education, Healthcare, history, law, politics, Public v Private, Taxes/regulation, US EConomics, US/Global Economics
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[unable to retrieve full-text content][unable to retrieve full-text content]A More Democratic Economy A 1787 newly minted United States of America wasn’t far removed from an old Europe where not so long before all property belonged to the crown or state; where only a hundred years or so earlier John Locke had first defended the idea of private property at a time when most […] The post Public vs Private Wealth – Breaking Free appeared first on Angry Bear.
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Ken Melvin considers the following as important: Education, Healthcare, history, law, politics, Public v Private, Taxes/regulation, US EConomics, US/Global Economics
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A More Democratic Economy A 1787 newly minted United States of America wasn’t far removed from an old Europe where not so long before all property belonged to the crown or state; where only a hundred years or so earlier John Locke had first defended the idea of private property at a time when most […]
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