@2ASecures1A1776@MusafirNafar the nazis won ww2. they moved to the US into positions of power, they spread throughout europe building and commanding nato, building the world order, capitalism got greedy and recreated the conditions that led to him in the first place because that is all it will do
the US government is DOXXING santa's live location once again. probably with palantir's help. a man providing mutual aid to children, and the state treats him like a THREAT. the elves aren't unionized. we need to do better
Working 8–9 hours a day and then going home to about 3-4 hours to yourself, which includes getting ready for the next day, is not living, to be very honest.
A passenger from Congo believed the food they were bringing was fine; it was not. In the passenger’s suitcase O’Hare Agriculture Specialists found 11lbs of beans w/ pests, 17lbs of unknown plants, & 4lbs of nonhuman primate meat. These items are prohibited, seized, & destroyed.
“One day our society will come to respect the sanitation worker if it is to survive, for the person who picks up our garbage, in the final analysis, is as significant as the physician, for if he doesn’t do his job, diseases are rampant. All labor has dignity.” —MLK jr
The story of Scrooge is centered entirely around his greed.
In 1843, Scrooge pays Bob Cratchit 15 shillings per week. That's 0.75 pounds per week, or £39 per year.
Adjusting for inflation, that comes out to about $530 USD per week or $27,574 per year.
The federal minimum wage in the USA today is $15,080.
And Scrooge was seen as so fucking evil they sent three ghosts to terrorize him out of his evil ways for this.
My understanding of US history, we used to care about our customers. Now we are just consumers to monopolies who find it incredibly inconvenient they need to work for our money