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with Chris Hedges
acTVism Munich on May 5, 2020
In this interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and New York Times best-selling author Chris Hedges, we discuss his past work as a foreign correspondent with the New York Times and why he chose to quit. In addition, we compare Donald Trump and Joe Biden in the context of domestic and foreign policy with a focus on Europe. Lastly we explore the importance of economic policy solutions, activism and independent media in this day and age.
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Chris Hedges on Noam Chomsky Favouring Biden Over Trump & Voting for Lesser of Two Evils
acTVism Munich on May 5, 2020
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What has made the two major parties increasingly evil is not the act of voting for the lesser evil one day every 4 years. Rather, it’s what people have done, or not done, in the other 1460 days in those 4 years.
By “people” do you mean the president, or other politicians?
“If you don’t put pressures on the center of power, you just move irrevocably further and further to the right.” — Chris Hedges
By “people” I meant you and me and millions of others. We need to spread the truth about what is really going on. We need to wake and unite the 99%. And then we can overthrow the 1%. Not just “apply pressure” to them. This has gone on far too long.