Patriot Act passed in six weeks.

I wonder how many reps read it? Haha just kidding, nobody read it

No minimum wage increase in 20 years.

Universal Healthcare "debate" 40 years and counting

Building up is always slower than tearing down.

This admin continually breaks the law, doesn't get held accountable for it, and just doubles down...

It's exhausting.

Revolutionary France basically ended feudalism in one delirious evening. Change can definitely happen fast. Anyone tells you otherwise is ignoring the march of History.

The asset class has been pushing this change, increment by increment, piece by piece, for roughly 50 years.
It hasn't been fast.

Always amazes how prices on everything skyrocket instantly for no good reason, then never get reduced even after whatever sound bite allegedly caused them, is over.

The people saying it in good faith mean it takes time to build a coalition to actually get change through despite the powers that be fighting hard against it

The people saying it in bad faith are the powerful people making it take a long time

That’s not really change though. At least, not in America.

In America that’s business as usual.

Cheap. Fast. Good.

You can only have 2 of those at any time.

For a rich person cheap is never in the equation so for them everything is fast and good.

Bandaids and cosmetic change is fast, reform is slow

A dream too long deferred is a dream denied.

Good luck getting America to "rise up" - most present-day Americans couldn't revolt their way out of a Walmart.

Well we better get to it because shit is bad

Infrastructure to do this already exists it's very easy for them to bail wall street out cause they've done it plenty of times before.

Not saying it is okay but change isn't exactly instant for all things.