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Dave argues that America's postwar wealth shifted from production to a system of consumption financed by Bretton Woods, petrodollar status, debt, finance, and government-linked extraction.
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Dave argues that America's postwar wealth shifted from production to a system of consumption financed by Bretton Woods, petrodollar status, debt, finance, and government-linked extraction.
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"in many cases the germans had like superior machinery but we would churn out 2 000 pieces of arm you know before they could..."
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"is a totally just unfair deal for the world on behalf of the uh on behalf of america and but i would add the..."
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