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“They think they have logic, but they live in a bubble of both-sidisms. They really have an outdated view of the current left, middle, right positions. They also seem to ignore things like the extremism of the right today and the history of their anti-union stands as it relates to the changing nature of the US’ workforce, claiming for example things like the right is for workers rights. I urge them to get past their biases created from negative experiences in Italy or other places. They get angry at the left for being “too Machiavellian” and think the right has the economic models on “their side.” Really absurd some of their positions.”
Ashleyoftheriver via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/20/23
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“This is a refreshing podcast providing balanced answers to topics of the moment”
EconoNerd via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
07/21/22
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“I liked this podcast until the Covid episode, when I learned that this podcast is ableist. In an over 40 minute long conversation with the author of a whole book about the pandemic, they discuss how trivial Covid is for people who are “healthy and white” and how silly it was for us to go into...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
10/23/23
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“Luigi is brilliant at discussing these important concepts in a relatable and interesting way. Cannot wait for this podcast!”
Podboy_1991 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
01/03/18
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