Him, a 77 years old man still have the strength to go protest because he had been through everything throughout his life, while those men in 20s who only care about their misogynistic belief will never understand anything.
so they can give a woman 15 years in prison for WORDS against a corporation but when men stalk and verbally harass and threaten women there’s “nothing they can do about it until he actually attacks you”
wait, so “delay, deny, depose” is a criminal threat if a civilian says it to a corporation but if a corporation uses it as an actual policy that kills people then it’s fine?
We're the richest country on earth - we can afford universal healthcare and lifelong education for all Americans. We just choose not to because the rich have rigged the system for themselves.
This must change.
We don’t need billionaires. We need
- affordable housing
- universal healthcare
- living wages
- clean & reliable public transit
- affordable childcare
Imagine if the rewards of our hard work went back into our communities instead of being hoarded by a handful at the top.
Two 26-Year-Olds: One Killed a Homeless Man, Another is Suspected of Killing a Healthcare CEO
Daniel Penny is free after killing a man victim to the system. What of Luigi Mangione, who is suspected of killing a man symbolic of it?
https://t.co/bjt2BnwLPu
If HALF the money Texas spends annually on highway projects were allocated to building transit, the state could build a new underground subway system the size of NYC's every eight years (based on Finland's costs).
But one more lane, bro.
“It’s hard for me to feel sad that the CEO was killed. I’m in social work. So many of the people I see who are homeless have similar stories: they got a debilitating illness, which caused them to go bankrupt, or get addicted to drugs. Meanwhile these health insurance companies are profiting from people not getting the care they need. Millions of people suffer from that behavior. Where is the justice for those people? Maybe violence is never the answer. But this isn’t a question of morality to me. It’s a cause-and-effect thing. This is what happens when people aren’t being heard. The system isn’t working. This is where the government was supposed to step in, but it didn’t. And millions of people were left with nowhere to turn. I’m uncomfortable that violence was used. But also, it’s nice to finally have some pushback.”
Corporate greed is Chipotle nearly doubling the price of a Burrito to $12.30 & quadrupling profits to $1.23 billion in the past decade while giving its CEO $22.5 million last year & setting aside $2 billion for stock buybacks this year. Don’t cite inflation. Cite the damn greed.
this man single-handedly inciting a class war through messaging like this is fascinating. monopoly is intended to be an anti-capitalist game demonstrating the negative impacts of economic privilege & private monopolies.
Weird. Seems like the groups most rapidly fleeing the Democratic coalition are the exact ones where Bernie Sanders was strongest (working class, Latinos, Bros!). Maybe that guy was onto something!
Sherrod Brown has done nothing but work his ass off for Ohioans and will lose his seat to a car salesman whose entire platform is “I hate trans people and I love Donald Trump” I am disgusted