Shelter from the storm

I don't really recall when was the first time I listened to Bob Dylan. Neither don I know when did I start liking it. But if there is one thing that his music has offered me is an unique insight of the risks of so-called Liberal Policy making. Listen to songs such as The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll and understand how did left-wing movements appeared in the first place. The smashing and feudal-like power of America's wealthiest was absolutely shocking. I mean, being a Liberal myself I have often seen political measures that facilitate the accumulation of power around a fistful of individuals being called capitalism. Well, capitalism should always benefit the society as a whole by mitigating inequality and balancing bargaining power amongst the population. The thing is that it all too often it doesn't.