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Fundraising Campaign Highlights Amish Lifestyle as Alternative to Modern Cities

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A fundraising campaign, described as Naked Capitalism fundraising week, is underway to combat financial corruption and predatory conduct in the financial realm. The campaign also discussed the Amish lifestyle, presenting it as a healthy alternative to modern urban agglomerations such as Atlanta and Los Angeles.

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The campaign is raising donations to support efforts against financial corruption. The discussion of the Amish community contrasts their way of life with the pressures of large modern cities, which are currently serving as platforms for major political and social issues in the United States.

Major US cities, including Dallas, Atlanta, and Los Angeles, are hosting World Cup matches while also serving as platforms to showcase pressing US political and social issues globally.

From nakedcapitalism.com

Who's involved

  • AmishThe community whose lifestyle is presented as an alternative to modern urban life.
  • AtlantaA modern urban agglomeration referenced as a city that may cease to be a healthy going concern.
  • Los AngelesA modern urban agglomeration referenced as a city that may cease to be a healthy going concern.

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