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Aug 18, 2021 1 hr 17 min

Exhausting Themselves to Avoid Work: Can Progressives Kill the Engine of Prosperity?

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Bill Whittle and Zo discussing Exhausting Themselves to Avoid Work: Can Progressives Kill the Engine of Prosperity?. In the era of Virtue signaling where sanctimonious self righteous liberals preach to us from their high donkey of supposed moral supremacy while being about as woke on virtue as person on a diet in a doughnut shop calling donuts racist cause they’re not low carb. If you appreciate the content please support by sharing, and please consider a financial contribution to help us do our part to promote sanity in a world where people boast in science, while saying gender is fluid. Also, stay tuned for Sledge Covers, where I put a Sledge edge on songs from back in the day, particularly from the 70’s and 80’s! Bell bottoms to parachute pants, baby. If you dig what ya hear, you can download all these songs for free, or drop a buck in the guitar case if ya like. wouldn’t mind that! You can also check out original 20 lb Sledge jams too! (CLICK HERE FOR DOWNLOAD PAGE! PAGE WILL LOAD AFTER A FEW SECONDS) Ya can also download all those for free, or make a donation. Or support right here for a dollar a month, five or ten! Just remember freedom isn't free and it cost to defend sanity!

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