@JosephB60088357 @UnionTyler I guess it does read socialist. I’m not big on identifying as anything, it limits objectivity. I’m weary of socialism too. Even the most benevolent of leadership is temporary and I don’t know how who comes next interprets that same power. What makes you hate it? Just curious.
@JosephB60088357 @UnionTyler The chase for profit margin- by seeing what you can get away with day to day while safety boards are posted- is part of the competition. The nice company that bought these employees wine on Christmas has already been bought out. The very nature of late stage capitalism.
@HaroldHorsley@larrydrake17@jemelehill It’s a wolf’s den. It takes allying and handshake deals to get any where in politics that can make substantive large scale change. Constitutionally, probably by design. it’s impossible to make objective independent decisions at that point. But the branches shouldn’t mingle.
@larrydrake17@HaroldHorsley@jemelehill I want to be republican. They are generally more self reliant and independent. But greed and profits before people takes priority. And too many still defend Trump, who I voted for in 2016. It just seems like a lot of allying and career piggy backing from here. I wish you luck.
@Antjr1_ Not your fault. Trading all your assets for positional redundancy and a guy who never has won a big playoff series in Gobert is crazy stuff. It’s why talented players don’t stay with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Front office be wilin’ out. #NBA
@darcangel21 It can be both. Of course I feel bad for her. But laws are not enforced on emotional whim and who we like. Russia, a sovereign country, has its rules and laws that she plead guilty to. We can debate the legal advice. We wouldn’t Russia telling us how to penalize fairly would we?
@ninaturner We are states United first. The only thing all the states agree upon is the American dollar for commerce and the leisure of inter state travel. National news used to be an AP blurb. Let St. Louis care for St. Louis. How are your neighbors? Your community?
@AxelexaXiv @BDH_504 @calebsaysthings Isn’t in interesting that I describe something reasonably, somebody teases and insults, and that person gains the attention and notoriety and social media fame. That seems like a broken system devoid of morals. I’m sure it affirms your self love though. Like most influencers.
@7heBig@Supremebeing123 @calebsaysthings I respect and appreciate that approach. It’s all anyone who means well in such a large world can really do at this point. I just think we are at a place, technologically, where we as a people can do better. Treat each other the way you make your decisions to care for your family
@7heBig@Supremebeing123 @calebsaysthings Bodies physically destruct and become carbon and then grass, something new. The ashes of a burned building does the same. Of course the owner of the house and family members of the deceased are upset, naturally. But something new always comes after. And we are all temporary.
@prezdario14 @calebsaysthings Let’s move on from the term then. I agree. The educated chase a position of status where they don’t have to answer to anyone. So they can be as free to do as much or as little as they’d like. And shun those who make the world turn. Like they didn’t try hard enough or something.
@larrydrake17@jemelehill I’m one of you, on the critical path to success with a little effort and focus. I could never buy in back in the early 2000’s. I couldn’t word it then, it was more an icky feeling. But I’m older and now I can. Mind you business is the slogan that allows the haves to prosper.
Twitter could change the world. It demands brevity and speed that young people like. It can be biting and honest which the old people like. An objective truth can be found somewhere in the middle, if we seek it, instead of our self serving agendas. #MONEY#Morales#america
@larrydrake17@jemelehill You believe that a capitalist system that for over 70 years has churned out a puppy mill of educated youngsters, eager to please and thus, easy to convince—-is pedantic, or in simpler terms, minor? You buying into what’s broken for your own benefit isn’t just. It’s selfish.
@ryanstraysd @SBWU_WillowLawn And I’m answering that issue. A business that respects and takes care of their employees will never have to resort to a union. A union isn’t a solution, it’s an agreed upon compromise after a relationship is broken, like custody after divorce. The business is culpable.
@larrydrake17@jemelehill I can’t tell you how predictable it is when I have these conversations, that the person believes their message carries more weight because of their career status. Should we take mein kampf as gospel simply because it’s author was a prominent well respected politician?