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the capitalist ruling class is frightened, for good reason: the empire cannot peacefully contain the rising economic powers of the south and east. <u+201c>the lords of capital know there is no future for them in a world where the dollar is not supreme and where wall street<u+2019>s stocks, bonds and derivatives are not backed by the full weight of unchallenged... 00:00 read the article: view the obama legacy: it<u+2019>s no crime for corporations to steal from the public, or the poor by bar managing editor bruce a. dixon 




after 8 years of the first black president, it<u+2019>s time to take stock of what we<u+2019>ve won and lost, what<u+2019>s changed and not. today we look at the obama administration<u+2019>s abysmal record on corporate crime, in which democrats went far beyond the atrocities of their republican colleagues to protect and immunize corporate thieves from prosecution or lawsuits from their victims. ...
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