@Martyupnorth This is a useless endeavour as there is no way to get even close to enough people to do this to make a meaningful impact. It also doesnt change the result of option 2.
Another way to think of corporations rather than money making exploitation machines is that they are a vehicle for creative vision allowing large groups of people to work together to create products or services that can be truly world building in nature. Private enterprise is mandatory in a world where humanity wishes to reach new heights.
Being a socialist / communist as you get older 99% of the time is just hanging onto a juvenile worldview you encountered growing up that seemed good at the time, but it’s only because your brain was still mush or you were trying to fit in and now that you’re older you’re either too weak to admit how stupid and wrong you were for most of your life or too stubborn or afraid of scorn from your ideological peers because we all know how kind they are towards anyone with a slightly differing opinion.
Ironically the people pushing hardest for “diversity” are those championing all the globalist policies and aims. A global form of governance will be what truly destroys the diversity of humanity and our human spirit at its core. They don’t care about diversity of culture, character, thought or worldview.. they only want to reduce humanity to an insect like hive of “workers” through a lens of woke marxism.
The difference between leftists and conservatives is how naive leftists are about the governments likelihood to abuse power. While conservatives want to reduce government size and spending to as little as possible leftists want to use government as a vehicle to impose their ideological worldview forcibly upon others without realizing the entire bureaucratic apparatus can and will be used against them. Every layer of bureaucracy is another opportunity for corruption.
The correct way to view nearly every politician is as if they are installed executives in a corporation owned by a private equity firm. Only there to hollow out the corporation. Contract out work. Reduce all forms of compensation and Benefits. Polarize labor groups against each other. All while telling you how great things are, how much better they’re getting all while robbing you blind.
Mark Carney awards a $2.3 Billion contract to his friend (CEO of Telesat) to replace Starlink.
Telesat has been in business for 55 years with 15 satellites and plans to launch 225 LEO satellites, paid by Canadian taxpayers.
New Telesat satellites are being launched by Space X.
@JeromyYYC@JimmyBianchi Far more dangerous than mean words are terrible policies and decisions made by the likes of both you and the cretin @jkenney you are quote tweeting.