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Thomas Sowell - 3 Questions for the Left
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15:45Now PlayingThomas Sowell asks three questions of the left with a claim that it is rare that the answers are readily available. This video frames the housing market crash from 2008 and challenges those on both the Right and Left. When a social policy is adopted and becomes a top priority - asking honest questions is the only way of ensuring you remain objective. The radical left today appears to run into difficulty when those same questions are asked. I certainly don't agree with all of Sowell's positions on every topic, but the questions are worthy of being asked.
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