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Proverbs (9:10 and 1:7) teaches us that “fear of the Lord” is the beginning of wisdom.
I don’t subscribe to fear-based wisdom.
I’m more inclined to align with the Greeks.
Inequality has risen from 1970 to Trump – and the gap is getting wider.
Such a disparity between the haves and have-nots has costs that undermine democracy.
Trump is installing what scholars call patrimonialism.
Understanding patrimonialism is the key to defeating it.
· When my clients try to negotiate their own deals, and I know they don’t know what they are doing, making the likelihood of reaching an agreement slim and none, I say, “This is like watching children playing with explosives.”
· Sadly, in this case, that is not just a metaphor. It is literally true.