Cultural Economics
Benjamin R. StocktonInvestigating how cultural issues are manipulated to incite people to vote against their own social and economic interests.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 65 | Subscribers | Read | benjaminrstockton.substack.com |
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American Fascism Resumes
This piece was stolen almost whole cloth from Robert B. Reich. I hope he won’t mind.
Stupid is as Stupid does
Though I am a committed Democrat, I have been one who has defended Republicans and Trump supporters (not the same thing) by pointing out that they are not necessarily stupid. Many of them have advanced degrees and have successful careers. M...
American Resentment
Wealth and poverty are comparative - when I was young, and before "grunge" became a fashion statement, I had holes in my jeans and old shoes. But so did a lot of my neighbors. "Clean and well-patched" were words of admiration in those days....
Moral Equivalency
It is hard to write about Israel. People are very polarized and hyper-alert for any signal that could be interpreted, or twisted, to indicate anti-Semitism. I am not an anti-Semite. I know that the Holocaust was real, and I understand the l...
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Benjamin R. Stockton is a serial entrepreneur, philanthropist. He is also a family man, very proud of them, and committed to helping sustain a livable world for them!
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