For what it's worth, I think about the current political/social/economic/cultural/religious/legal/etc. situation, about which Thom Hartmann and many others so eloquently write, framed in a basic dichotomy found in the natural world, that of predator and prey. We have a predator class that plunders all else, human, animal, vegetable, mineral, energy, information, you name it.
For what it's worth, I think about the current political/social/economic/cultural/religious/legal/etc. situation, about which Thom Hartmann and many others so eloquently write, framed in a basic dichotomy found in the natural world, that of predator and prey. We have a predator class that plunders all else, human, animal, vegetable, mineral, energy, information, you name it.
For what it's worth, I think about the current political/social/economic/cultural/religious/legal/etc. situation, about which Thom Hartmann and many others so eloquently write, framed in a basic dichotomy found in the natural world, that of predator and prey. We have a predator class that plunders all else, human, animal, vegetable, mineral, energy, information, you name it.