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Brian Armstrong (Brian Armstrong) explains why young people are falling to socialism: "Think about lower economic freedom countries—North Korea, Cuba, formerly Venezuela. These are not places where you would want to go." "There's a whole argument about suicidal empathy. If America's been so prosperous for so long, does it...

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