c/david-graeber
Lectures, interviews, and talks by David Graeber — anthropologist, anarchist, author of Debt: The First 5,000 Years, Bullshit Jobs, and The Dawn of Everything.
…which we all know about, but construction and real estate. In a way, I think that the election in America between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump represented the divorce of finance and real estate, who before 2008 had made this kind of devil's alliance,…
…know, sort of like going back to the support group to celebrate. And there was one rally where he was asking an MP, Hillary Clinton, and people started chanting, lock her up, lock her up, lock her up, like they did during the campaign. He said, no, no,…
…which we all know about, but construction and real estate. In a way, I think that the election in America between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump represented the divorce of finance and real estate, who before 2008 had made this kind of devil's alliance,…
…but for them, Daniel Rothenberg, Ph.D.: Know that they're the same guys who could understand why would they say, well, Hillary Clinton didn't break any laws. So why are people accusing her of corruption. Daniel Rothenberg, Ph.D.: It's like, well, actually,…
…the divorce. that he's a construction and real estate guy and he runs against finance on a classic corporatist ticket. Hillary Clinton is here. She represents finance and she also represents empire, right? She's the one who claims she wants to start…
…a set of rules. This is very clear in America. And again, you can see this in the battle of Trump versus Hillary Clinton. Clinton was essentially accused of being corrupt because she would do things like get hundreds of thousands of dollars for speeches…