Episode 152: #ClaimDenied #FAFO #SyrianFreedom

Just Buy Less Coffee, Answering the Deeper Questions of American Politics

Cathy and Troy discuss the stunning events in Syria over the weekend, with the brutal Assad regime falling after 13 years of civil war, and the Syrian people finally liberated in a sequence of events tied to other geopolitical earthquakes, like a challenge to the pro-Russia government in Georgia, and a military coup put down in South Korea.
People all over the world are fighting back against authoritarianism. Will that come home to the U.S.?
And a faceless John Doe becomes an unexpected celebrity after gunning down the CEO of a health insurance company famous for denying needed healthcare access to its customers. Is it right to celebrate the death of really bad people?
Is this the tipping point for French Revolution 2.0, as billionaire oligarchs prepare to take over the U.S. government, and a whole generation raised on gun violence and active shooter drills prepares to push back in the exact way society taught them how to.
All for less than the price of a cup of coffee...
Read Cathy's blog "Confessions of a Florida Teacher" here.
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