I think you would have trouble (eventually, perhaps, or immediately) if
you tried to transfer money to ISIS.
—Barry
On 13 Jan 2021, at 12:26, jon zingale wrote:
Very well summarized. I am hearing that Nick's question is one of
cultural
cultivation. Finding and maintaining a sweet spot seems crucial. Is it
the
responsibility and obligation of those with power to sit at the head
of the
household, to play the role of daddy to all free persons? I watched a
DW
broadcast where it was reported that financial services like Stripe no
longer allow users to donate money to Donald Trump, and Deutsche Bank
has
cut business ties with him. The report closed with a broadcaster
saying,
"Well, it looks like money talks". I couldn't help but think that it
was
exactly the opposite, a place where money will not. I was left
thinking that
I could donate money to a felon sitting in prison, but not the exiting
president of the United States (not that I have such an ambition).
Here
pressures on Trump's context are being reformed to reflect a new
status for
the man. Is this an example of a change in *our attitudes*?
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