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Because, in their nihilistic fury, these people wanted to accelerate the growth of a money-driven authoritarian state.

Ben Tripp: What Are Your Demands? Ben Tripp 2011

Because, in their nihilistic fury, these people wanted to accelerate the growth of a money-driven authoritarian state.

Ben Tripp: What Are Your Demands? Ben Tripp 2011

Joking aside, the impersonal (McCainish) and sarcastic (Romneyesque) appropriation of "friend" and the equivalence of "corporations" and "people" reflect the increasingly money-driven, technological dehumanization of what passes for American democracy in 2011.

Michael Sigman: Corporations Are a Mitt's Best Friend Michael Sigman 2011

The first is his boss, Priya Singh, whose consuming work ethic is presented as a kind of money-driven autism.

Modern Money Sam Sacks 2011

Joking aside, the impersonal (McCainish) and sarcastic (Romneyesque) appropriation of "friend" and the equivalence of "corporations" and "people" reflect the increasingly money-driven, technological dehumanization of what passes for American democracy in 2011.

Michael Sigman: Corporations Are a Mitt's Best Friend Michael Sigman 2011

Mitt Romney's appropriation of "friend" and the equivalence of "corporations" and "people" reflect the increasingly money-driven, technological dehumanization of what passes for American democracy in 2011.

Michael Sigman: Corporations Are a Mitt's Best Friend Michael Sigman 2011

Joking aside, the impersonal (McCainish) and sarcastic (Romneyesque) appropriation of "friend" and the equivalence of "corporations" and "people" reflect the increasingly money-driven, technological dehumanization of what passes for American democracy in 2011.

Michael Sigman: Corporations Are a Mitt's Best Friend Michael Sigman 2011

Among other targets, Ms. Levine's piece took aim at money-driven scarcity by showing that photography could reproduce an infinite number of copies.

Duchamp Redux Richard B. Woodward 2011

Joking aside, the impersonal (McCainish) and sarcastic (Romneyesque) appropriation of "friend" and the equivalence of "corporations" and "people" reflect the increasingly money-driven, technological dehumanization of what passes for American democracy in 2011.

Michael Sigman: Corporations Are a Mitt's Best Friend Michael Sigman 2011

Every two years, our increasingly money-driven elections cause us to defer giving to children in need, social services programs, hospitals, medical research, the environment, schools and universities, cultural affairs and religious institutions.

Richard Walden: Bleeding Nonprofits in an Election Year Richard Walden 2010