You ask a very good question.

“Lord grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.”

If you are getting angry, frustrated or depressed, I would stop following it unless you can learn to cope with it. If you can't and still want to be involved in politics, maybe start locally in your own city and or state. This is somewhere where you are more likely to make a difference.

I myself went through a phase where I went through the same emotions you describe and it took me realizing that getting my emotions wrapped up in things I can't control is futile. It does no one any good and just hurts me. It took me realizing that I had to detach myself because I couldn't change it.

I still follow politics but don't let it consume anymore.

This is a high stakes game that the US is playing. It's a game to ensure the supremacy of the American Empire.

You are engaged in economic warfare. The goal of war isn't to avoid pain or losses. It's to ensure victory.

He was planning on voting for her. Especially after she decided to mimic Trump on trade.

23 and Me sold all their data to GlaxoSmithKline.

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/xwkaz3/23andme-sold-access-to-your-dna-library-to-big-pharma-but-you-can-opt-out

I don't support one puppet over the other.

The wealthy in your country decided long ago that Democracy shouldn't be allowed to interfere in managing the American empire.

It's all going to come down to whether or not you win your economic war with China.

You lose and you are done.

What's the matter? If you can't answer the question just say so.

Person A has a deficit of 10k per year.

Person B has a deficit of 20k per year.

Which person has more revenue?

He isn't saying that excess Estrogen isn't bad for men, what he is saying is that men produce Estrogen.

https://www.healthline.com/health/high-estrogen

http://prudentpress.com/finance/history-bank-of-canada/

If you are interested, here is a good write up on the Bank of Canada. Pay attention to what happened in 1974 after Canada decided to borrow from private banks that charge compound interest.