Quote by Woodrow Wilson, The New Freedom

The truth is, we are all caught in a great economic system which is heartless.

The truth is, we are all caught in a great economic system w

Summary

This quote suggests that the economic system we are part of is devoid of compassion and empathy. It implies that our livelihoods and actions are dictated by an impersonal and indifferent system, rather than being guided by humanity and empathy. The quote implies a sense of being trapped, as individuals are constrained by an economic order that may prioritize profit and efficiency over the well-being and welfare of people.

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Economics

By Woodrow Wilson, The New Freedom

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