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For outsiders, church and military have historically served as the two main mechanisms of social mobility.
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Outsiders
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Sneako says party allegiance traps voters because political isms are subverted by federal agencies; voters should back specific outsiders and never trust blindly again.
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"...were the two major mechanisms of social mobility. If you're an outsider and you want to rise in society, you either join the church..."
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