Armstrong’s blog wrote:

Over 180 U.S. companies banded together to publish a full-page ad in the New York Times this Monday to tell U.S. lawmakers that restricting women’s rights is “bad for business.” Several states including Georgia, Mississippi, Kentucky, and Louisiana have proposed bans on abortions, and Alabama has outlawed the procedure entirely under all circumstances. The letter states that the proposed laws would threaten “the health, independence, and economic stability of our employees and customers.” Disney, WarnerMedia, and Netflix have also threatened to cease all filming in the state of Georgia if the laws are passed.

Corporations want women’s lib, because women spend a lot more than men. Women are on average undisciplined and terribly impulsive. So of course the corporations want to destroy patriarchy because it is good for “infinite debt from infinite wants”. Corporations are a key feature of statism. Statism inevitable turns to evil. A highly litigious society is evil, because it requires taxable corporations for limited liability. Westerners have entirely fallen away from real Christianity to some fake caricatures of it at best.

Armstrong wrote:

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) attacked corporate politics, influence, and greed. She echoed Warren Buffett who recently told shareholders that if a bank needs a government bail-out, the responsible CEO and his or her spouse should lose their net worth. Interesting comment on Buffett’s part when he lent $5 billion to Goldman Sachs to prevent their bankruptcy during the 2008-2009 crash. It seems Buffett does not practice what he preaches.

Buffett is all tied up in statism as are most people because they refuse to accept the inconveniences required to renew the tree of liberty.

Anyway, Warren Buffett is a failure. I do not know why people admire him. Actually I know why they do. Because they are mind-programmed and love to have idols.