I desperately want to be optimistic. Like, "Fuck. Yes. This is a mass awakening. People are waking up from the 'American Dream' (no, not the storybook version that you probably know word-for-word, but George Carlin's version)."
I desperately want to be optimistic. Like, "Fuck. Yes. This is a mass awakening. People are waking up from the 'American Dream' (no, not the storybook version that you probably know word-for-word, but George Carlin's version)."
In fact, there are so few actual terrorist threats that the FBI has to manufacture its own terror plots, and then take credit for saving the day.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has previously said: "People who are well represented at trial do not get the death penalty." Well there you have it. If you don't want to be sentenced to death, stop being poor and black.
Apparently the President was on TV tonight delivering some big address. Wanna see how many fucks I give?
This follows from the left-Anarchist position that "ownership" is wrong per se because it implies absolute control, which implies (and justifies) hierarchy/power imbalances. Since the consequences are undesirable, one ought also oppose the concepts of "ownership" and "property" which are inseparable.
Can anyone explain to me how the majority of entry- and mid-level white-collar workers were hoodwinked in to accepting "salary" compensation, rather than hourly compensation?
They claim is that the workers have helped shape and define the job, its responsibilities and reward, etc., and as a result they have a legitimate claim to it.You can certainly interpret this argument as a form of homesteading and at a glance it is compelling. Is it valid though?