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We’d like to think that in this day and age, workers across the world should be treated fairly. But unfortunately, that’s not the case. Instead of suffering in silence, thousands are choosing to stand up, speak out, strike back - and even walk out. There are labour disputes and strikes taking place all around the globe, as people fight for their rights.

r/WorkersStrikeBack is “a leftist, anti-capitalist, socialist subreddit” dedicated to supporting worker strikes, protests and unions. It has 144,000 members helping each other, sharing their stories and offering advice about workplace problems. We've picked some of the most eye-opening posts from the community. Keep scrolling for an informative look at how crazy capitalism can be, and be sure to upvote the ones that make you tick.

Don't miss the chat Bored Panda had with Kshama Sawant. She's a politician, an economist, a socialist, an author, and a former Seattle City Council member. Sawant is also the co-founder of a movement called Workers Strike Back. It's not affiliated with the subreddit of the same name, but both fight for the rights of workers.

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They Need Us, We Don't Need Them

They Need Us, We Don't Need Them

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winterwidow87
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

There's a reason why there wasn't a single billionaire working during covid lockdown. They aren't essential workers, they aren't essential period.

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Kshama Sawant wears many hats. She’s a politician, she served on the Seattle City Council from 2014-2023, she’s written a book, she’s an economist. And she’s the co-founder of ‘Workers Strike Back’. Bored Panda reached out to Sawant on the day of the U.S. elections, and she was kind enough to take time out of her very busy schedule to answer some of our questions. 

We began by asking Sawant to tell us a bit more about the movement she co-founded. “Workers Strike Back is an independent movement organizing in our workplaces and on the streets against the bosses and their political servants," said the activist. “We are building the fight for living wages, including a $25/hour minimum wage, free healthcare funded by taxing the wealthy, quality affordable housing and rent control, and good union jobs for all.” In case you missed it, the movement is not affiliated with the subreddit of the same name.

Sawant also stressed that the movement is “against the genocidal war on Gaza” and is calling for a permanent ceasefire. “We're fighting for an end to the brutal occupation and all U.S. military funding for Israel,” she said.

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Sawant describes herself as a Socialist and Marxist on her "X" bio. So what does capitalism mean to her? "Capitalism is a system of amassing untold wealth for a few at the top based upon the exploitation of working and oppressed people—the vast majority of humanity—and the destruction of the planet," she told us during our chat. "Racism, sexism, xenophobia and genocide are features of this system and in fact it is impossible for capitalism to exist without them."

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How Come?

How Come?

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het
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3 weeks ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

The economy should keep money in circulation. Hard to do that when the rich hoard more and more each year, and the less well off do not have money for even the basics.

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Sawant says that more and more working-class people are waking up to the realities of life under capitalism and want to change it. "The mass protests of the last decade are a reflection of this, as are the growth of workplace unionization and strike action," she said, adding that "these actions are coming about after decades of working-class organizations being actively undermined by the ruling class."

Sawant says while we've made progress, there's still a long way to go. "Workers are still finding their footing and the bosses, their politicians and (unfortunately) a large section of the labor leadership are committed to maintaining the status quo. It will not be easy, and victory is not guaranteed but working and young people are fighting back!"

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Controversial But I Agree With This

Controversial But I Agree With This

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jade s
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

That's not controversial. Minimum wage is meant to be minimum livable wage. It's not livable so something went wrong.

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Strikes are one way workers can make their voices heard amid an onslaught of capitalism. And we've seen many over the years. Just recently, 30,000 Boeing employees downed tools for weeks, as they fought for a 40% pay increase. The damaging strike eventually ended with workers accepting a 38% pay rise over the next four years. But just as that deal was signed, New York Times tech workers announced they’re officially on strike over unfair labor practices. It came right on the eve of the U.S. presidential election. 

Meanwhile in Europe, November could see several strikes taking place in the travel industry. Tube workers are planning to down tools in the U.K. Staff at bus, tram, commuter train, metro and ferry operators across Italy want to walk out over bad pay and working conditions. Airport strikes are set down in Naples and Rome. And there’s talk of an EasyJet strike in France in the coming weeks.

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Automate All CEO Positions!!!!

Automate All CEO Positions!!!!

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

But then workers lives would be dictated to by cold hearted, emotionless individuals programmed to value profit over ethics.... Wait a minute!

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So Long As Our Ruling Parasites/Kleptocrats Have A Choice About It, Americans Will Never Have Universal Healthcare, Or Even A Public Option

So Long As Our Ruling Parasites/Kleptocrats Have A Choice About It, Americans Will Never Have Universal Healthcare, Or Even A Public Option

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Not Radical To Want People To Live A Dignified Life With Basic Needs Met Bro

Not Radical To Want People To Live A Dignified Life With Basic Needs Met Bro

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Donkey boi
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I work in the UK Healthcare system. This morning, we carried out a procedure which will cost the NHS £1,488. The exact same procedure is going to cost another patient £5,495 because they don't want to wait 6 weeks (Minor thing and no urgency or risk to the patient). That's social healthcare! The rich remain unaffected and the poor can still get help. Not bad for around 8-13% tax depending on your circumstances.

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While strike action can sometimes be seen as an inconvenience to the public, the International Labor Organization says it’s important to remember that “strike action is one of the fundamental means available to workers and their organizations to promote their economic and social interests.”

The organization notes that while it’s the “most visible and controversial form of collective action”, strike action is often seen as the last resort of workers when they are pursuing their demands. And, as the r/WorkersStrikeBack mods wrote on the page, “we have to take action and use what power we have to hold the government (and their corporate & billionaire owner/donors) accountable.”

"Billionaires should not exist and we will no longer allow them to maintain their lavish lifestyles on the backs of the working people who actually create the vast wealth in the world," adds Sawant. "We are going to fight and we are going to win!"

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"Withholding our labor is one of the most powerful weapons that working people have at our disposal. Militant strike action is the best way to win the things working people need," Sawant told Bored Panda. "But working-class gains will always be under attack by the bosses." She says in addition to work stoppages, workers must recognize that strikes are "political actions and must be linked to the wider working class as a whole".

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Exacttttlyyyyy! This Has Always Been A Pathetic Static To Have The Working Class Against/Judge Each Other

Exacttttlyyyyy! This Has Always Been A Pathetic Static To Have The Working Class Against/Judge Each Other

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keyboardtek
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I read so many pro socialist posts on the internet, and then voting results reveal most of America is pro-Fascist. It is very frightening now.

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Giving People What They Need To Survive Is Cheaper Than Denying People And Violating Their Human Rights! Housing, Food, And Healthcare Are Human Rights!

Giving People What They Need To Survive Is Cheaper Than Denying People And Violating Their Human Rights! Housing, Food, And Healthcare Are Human Rights!

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les
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

the thing in the uk is to call it "not currently fit for work". so you can be considered not fit enough for work but not unfit enough for extra help even if you get an amputation. and its only going to get worse

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Isn't It Weird

Isn't It Weird

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The Economic Policy Institute reported that between 2018 and 2019, the number of workers involved in major work stoppages hit its highest levels in almost three decades. According to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 33 “major work stoppages” in 2023.

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Around 458,900 workers downed tools at some point in the year, in a bid to fight for their rights. 2009 saw only 5 major work stoppages. While 1952 was a bad year for bosses, with thousands of workers taking part in a total of 470 big strikes.

The Bureau defines a major work stoppage as a strike “involving 1,000 or more workers” that “lasts at least one shift during the work week, Monday through Friday excluding Federal holidays”.

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Oh Hellllllllllzzzzzzz Yeahhhhhh!! A Certified Workers Striking Back Exclusive!!

Oh Hellllllllllzzzzzzz Yeahhhhhh!! A Certified Workers Striking Back Exclusive!!

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Pose The Proper Inquiry

Pose The Proper Inquiry

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

How to fix the economy. Raise the wages of the lower earners. They will buy more and they will pay more tax. The potential buying power of the masses far outweighs that of the rich.

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In terms of the industries affected, the Bureau notes that more than 86% of striking workers in 2023 worked in service-providing positions. Breaking it down further, the education and health services sector accounted for the “idling” of 188,900 workers, the information sector for 171,500 workers, and the other sectors for 37,300 workers. The manufacturing sector was also an unhappy place to be for many in 2023, with 61,200 workers downing tools in the goods-producing industries.

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Shoes That Fit

Shoes That Fit

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Jane Jayne Jain Jeign Jein
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Automation already took any vestige of creativity out of working people's lives - now we live in ugly cities, fill our ugly houses with cheap nasty furniture and eat garbage - but now they're threatening to take creativity away from the middle class too and it's seen as a tragedy.

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There Are Only Workers And Owners!

There Are Only Workers And Owners!

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Nicole Weymann
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I'm up for an owner class. Anyone out there willing to do my working class instead?

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"If You Only Work Hard You To Can Become A Billionaire"/S

"If You Only Work Hard You To Can Become A Billionaire"/S

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On the other end of the spectrum, global HR-tech company Remote released its list of top countries to live and work in 2024. Remote looked at work-life balance, and took into account statutory annual leave, minimum statutory sick pay percentage and the amount of paid maternity leave.

If you’re in the mood for a change, you might want to head over to New Zealand. The country topped the list as the all-round best place to be for a great work-life balance. And it's apparently not too bad on the eye either, with its "snow-capped mountains, sweeping beaches, ancient volcanic peaks and craters, lush native forests, glassy lakes and fjords".

Remote's research shows that most workers in New Zealand get 26 paid weeks of maternity leave, a relatively high minimum wage, 32 days of statutory annual leave and a minimum 80% statutory sick pay percentage. They also have a universal government-funded healthcare system.

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Modern Day Slavery Can’t Destroy All Human Hearts

Modern Day Slavery Can’t Destroy All Human Hearts

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Exactly That! Rich Parasites/ Religious Zealots What To Distract You Because They Benefit Directly From Issues/ Problems. Don't Let Them Distract You Any More! Class War Always!

Exactly That! Rich Parasites/ Religious Zealots What To Distract You Because They Benefit Directly From Issues/ Problems. Don't Let Them Distract You Any More! Class War Always!

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Fact

Fact

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csaclint
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

the other option is we all start growing our own food and producing our own goods to barter with. Why would any employer become an employer if there was no good incentive to do so?

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Separate data released by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) revealed that New Zealand households have a higher disposable income than the average American household. And that “when asked to rate their general satisfaction with life on a scale from 0 to 10, New Zealanders gave it a 7.3 grade on average”. That’s higher than the OECD average of 6.7.

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History Repeating Itself

History Repeating Itself

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Ha! I See Nothing Wrong, F**k Those Vile Corporate Companies

Ha! I See Nothing Wrong, F**k Those Vile Corporate Companies

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But as the BBC reported, New Zealand isn’t all perfect. “14% of employees work more than 50 hours per week… And some of the government support that other wealthy countries offer, such as worker insurance in case of unemployment aren't provided by New Zealand, while childcare costs are high and on the rise.”

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What They Mean When They Say "The Economy Is Doing Great"

What They Mean When They Say "The Economy Is Doing Great"

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No More Bosses, Banks, Borders, Or Bombs!

No More Bosses, Banks, Borders, Or Bombs!

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So Tell Us About Yourself

So Tell Us About Yourself

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The country also isn’t immune to labor protests and strikes. Just last month, thousands took to the lawn’s of New Zealand's parliament, picketing against “relentless and unprecedented attacks on the rights of workers”. Among the crowd were nurses, public servants, teachers, transport workers and trade union representatives. And it was part of a nationwide demonstration.

The New Zealand Herald quoted Public Service Association national secretary Duane Leo as saying it's the “most anti-worker Government we’ve seen in decades.”

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“Government cuts and unprecedented attacks on the services we provide are doing long-term damage and risk eroding public faith in these services," continued Leo. "Workers who keep their jobs are shouldering additional workloads. This has health and safety impacts as well as threats to service delivery.”

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How Many??!!

How Many??!!

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iseefractals
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

McDonalds has yearly revenue of $38 billion....and 93% of the 40,000 McDonalds restaurants worldwide, are independently owned and operated franchises. McDonalds, owns the land the franchise's are located on, with 38% of their revenue coming from realestate and they provide access to inventory. They're not setting wages, or making schedule's.

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This Is Just Capitalism Working Normally

This Is Just Capitalism Working Normally

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Tobias Reaper
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

in the UK we pay a local tax called council tax on properties this funds local services if a property is empty for 2 years or more this doubles and if its empty for a further 2 years it doubles again this is to stop lots of properties being left empty when they could be rented out

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No Reasonable Economic System Would Divide Wealth Like This

No Reasonable Economic System Would Divide Wealth Like This

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Unionize Food Companies

Unionize Food Companies

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Geoffrey Scott
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

And a Swiss company controls an alarming amount of that industry. Went on a buying spree in 2008. There is literally one of their products in every person's pantry/freezer.

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Definitely

Definitely

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Sue User
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Answer to iseefractal: i have brought homelessin for the night. I have been homeless and i have paid it forward multiple times. Just last night i picked up a guy walkjng home, gave him food, ofered him a job. But apparently i am some lefty socialist bad guy.

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Always With The Dumbest Takes

Always With The Dumbest Takes

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winterwidow87
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3 weeks ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

A billionaire who exploits people who work for him doesn't like unions. Shocking /S

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And This What Capitalism Looks Like When It's "Working Normally"

And This What Capitalism Looks Like When It's "Working Normally"

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Properties Are Worth More Empty

Properties Are Worth More Empty

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Earonn -
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

In Berlin in the 70s people started just to squat in houses left empty by investors. That was the time of a very lively alternative scene - including fights with the police (who had to defend the law, yes, but absolutely loved to beat the s**t out of 'these hippies'). But in the long run it made people aware of the situation. They often called it "Instandbesetzen" - a combination of the words for 'illegally occupying' and 'renovating'. Though I do get why it's not an option for the USA with its too many trigger happy police officers.

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The Invisible Hand Of The Market Is At It Again

The Invisible Hand Of The Market Is At It Again

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Earonn -
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

My landlord set my rent way below 'market price' and at the start of Covid contacted me to let me know that in case I got problems to pay my rent, I should just get in touch and 'we'll figure something out'. Let nobody tell you that renting must be a nightmare, or that all landlords are bad. If one is, it's their personal choice.

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The USA Is The Only First-World Country Without Paid Parental Leave

The USA Is The Only First-World Country Without Paid Parental Leave

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I Have A Meeting With HR To Talk About My “Stealing” Of Company Time

I Have A Meeting With HR To Talk About My “Stealing” Of Company Time

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Lost Panda
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It's funny how I can be at work up to 30 minutes early without getting paid, but if I clock out (or even show up late) 1 minute I have to use an hour of PTO (Where I work in Japan they are not segmented. It's an hour or nothing.)

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Evergreen State College In Olympia, Washington, Becomes The First University In The U.S. To Fully Divest From Israel. This Was Rachel Corrie’s School

Evergreen State College In Olympia, Washington, Becomes The First University In The U.S. To Fully Divest From Israel. This Was Rachel Corrie’s School

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Billionaires Are Not Our Friends

Billionaires Are Not Our Friends

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#43

We Live Under A Dictatorship Of The Rich

We Live Under A Dictatorship Of The Rich

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Homelessness Sets The Floor For Everyone's Wages

Homelessness Sets The Floor For Everyone's Wages

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#47

The Capitalist Media Finally Admits What We All Already Knew

The Capitalist Media Finally Admits What We All Already Knew

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Capitalism Requires Poverty Inorder To Function. That's Why It Can Never Eliminate It

Capitalism Requires Poverty Inorder To Function. That's Why It Can Never Eliminate It

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Jonas Fisher
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Now, see, I disagree with this framing. Let's say that there were no "common land" out in Wyoming (just because). Would the people living on that land still expect to be able to call the police, fire department, etc? Would they still want water that is safe to drink, oversight of how people might build factories to pollute that land? Would they want an army to step in if another country wanted to seize that land and enslave them? It's all of that stuff that you're paying for. If you want to benefit from the protections and oversight of a country, then it's reasonable to expect it to cost you.

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Class Consciousness/ Critical Thinking Is Key To Navigate/ Teardown This Capitalist Hellscape

Class Consciousness/ Critical Thinking Is Key To Navigate/ Teardown This Capitalist Hellscape

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#51

Why Capitalism Must Be Destroyed? Me: Shows A Snap Shot Of A Fucking Medical Bill Americans Get

Why Capitalism Must Be Destroyed? Me: Shows A Snap Shot Of A Fucking Medical Bill Americans Get

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#52

Capitalism Aka Totalitarianism Aka Feudalism

Capitalism Aka Totalitarianism Aka Feudalism

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#53

Kroger Is Committing Wage Theft

Kroger Is Committing Wage Theft

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Freya the Wanderer
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Another reason to steer clear of Kroger. I live within walking distance of one, but do all my grocery shopping elsewhere even though I have to drive.

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This Weekend, Take Some Time To Remember Who Got You Weekends- And Who Might Get You A 3 Day Weekend Every Weekend

This Weekend, Take Some Time To Remember Who Got You Weekends- And Who Might Get You A 3 Day Weekend Every Weekend

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Bob Brooce
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Actual history: The 5 day 40 hour work week is something an auto manufacturer gave us, although it wasn't really altruism. Henry Ford recognized that industry needs a market of people with the money to buy stuff and the time to use that stuff. 100 years later, US businesses are working towards cutting domestic labor costs and offshoring production, because how could it be a problem if US consumers don't have the money to buy stuff or th time and energy to use them, as long as production costs have gone down?

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#55

Trans Rights Are Human Rights

Trans Rights Are Human Rights

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winterwidow87
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

"You can't afford basic human needs because the ultra rich must stay ultra rich but look, a trans person wants to use a bathroom!"

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#56

Yet Another Example Of Why America Is A Dictatorship Of The Rich

Yet Another Example Of Why America Is A Dictatorship Of The Rich

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Spidercat
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Fück this privileged South African cøckwomble and his fücking stupid face. When the revolution arrives this møtherfücker is getting special treatment...and it will involve 9mm suppositories delivered at a significant velocity.

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#58

Liberals Are Right Wingers

Liberals Are Right Wingers

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winterwidow87
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3 weeks ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Yep, some americans think Kamala Harris is a raging communist, while in Europe she would be considered a centrist like Angela Merkel was. As much as republicans want to scare people with "the rise of the radical left" the truth is there is no radical left in the usa. The current election is more like fascists against the centre-right.

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#59

The Point Of Class Analysis

The Point Of Class Analysis

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Indeed

Indeed

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WindySwede
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Yet this is communism and the masses voted for rump? 😕 or are they doing what was claimed of the opposite side last time?

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#61

Food Corporations In The US Are Price Fixing

Food Corporations In The US Are Price Fixing

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#62

POV Your Life Living Under Capitalism

POV Your Life Living Under Capitalism

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#63

When The Working Class Speaks…

When The Working Class Speaks…

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#64

Nonviolence Protects The State

Nonviolence Protects The State

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Orysha
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3 weeks ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

You may k.ill fascists like Trump and remain courteous like "Sir, I'm sorry that ending your life is the best solution we could come up with but that's a necessary evil for the greater good. Thank you for your compliance."

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