77/ What I appreciate:
1. She is clear that the challenges that face us in the years to come are global, and that we have to work together to solve them, as partners instead of competitors.
2. She is not proposing some sort of bloody global revolution.
3. She is slowly selling me on the idea that guaranteed employment, benefits and entitlement programs are a safeguard against radicalization. I have mostly thought of these things as the “right thing to do” rather than a way to maintain peace.
4. The ideology is inclusive instead of divisive, and therefore doesn’t rest on the boogeyman approach of both the fundamentalist left and right. She doesn’t use immigrants or poorly veiled antisemitic tropes (the evil rich man of various formats) to paint some other group as the enemy.
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