Continuation of what I posted yesterday titled:
Some real-world context to Obama’s ridiculous propaganda speech on Syria >:/
PT 2: Chris Hedges and Rania Masri On What the Future May Hold For Syria
BS-free discussion about Syria (part 2)
Posted: 2013/09/12 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in Links/Articles/VideoTags: Chris Hedges, Foreign Policy, imperialism, Middle-East, propaganda, Rania Masri, syria
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LOLZ: Captain Kirk watches Miley Cyrus performance
Posted: 2013/09/11 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in Links/Articles/VideoTags: Captain Kirk, comedy, funny, Miley Cyrus, MTV, Star Treck, VMA
Even if you’re sick of the “scandal” or just don’t give a shit about it, this is funny (especially if you’re a Trekkie)
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Some real-world context to Obama’s ridiculous propaganda speech on Syria >:/
Posted: 2013/09/11 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in Links/Articles/VideoTags: Barack Obama, Chris Hedges, Foreign Policy, imperialism, Middle-East, Obama, propaganda, Rania Masri, syria, United States, war, war crimes
REAL NEWS NETWORK: Rania Masri and Chris Hedges On Obama’s Syria Address
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Truth in the form of satire: “help us arm every young black man in America. Then freedom will truly ring.”
Posted: 2013/09/11 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in Links/Articles/VideoTags: African American, Black people, Funny or Die, National Rifle Association, Sarah Silverman, satire
Debunking Myths About Who Pays No Federal Income Tax
Posted: 2013/08/30 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in Links/Articles/VideoTags: Income tax, Income tax in the United States, Late-2000s financial crisis, Mitt Romney, myth, Social Security (United States), tax, Tax Policy Center
Much has been made of the fact that nearly half of Americans paid no federal income tax in 2010. Some people interpret that statistic as saying that we are a nation of makers and takers, with the makers paying the taxes that support the takers. But the story is not that simple. This video explains who doesn’t pay income taxes and why, and notes that the share of non-payers is headed down to just a third a decade from now.
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