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When the left loves billionaires | Guy Dampier | The Critic Magazine
Why does only right-wing funding count as “dark money”?
Just goes to show left & right are an illusion. Try to tell 'em and they call you Judas and say you killed their messiah.Why is billionaire involvement good when its the left but bad when its the right?
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Your whole argument breaks down when the govt is drowning in a long term systemic budget deficit.Small reminder about neoliberalism and the agenda this government is following:
From Noam Chomsky in 2011
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The State-Corporate Complex: A Threat to Freedom and Survival
The Noam Chomsky Website.chomsky.info
Your thinking would Greece us…
The rich fund both parties and that should be the problem!
The poor arent funding much now are they..
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The class war is about to go full guillotine
I have never seen so many homeless in my years! It's a disgrace how our country has fallen!
We're close to the end of our rope comrade, a change is gonna come
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Drugs.
Directly linked to crime, homelessness, health system issues, mental health issues, family breakdowns, etc, etc.
I didn’t really care either way about legalising recreational cannabis at the time but as the years go by Im beginning to strongly think we need as many disincentives to any gateway drugs as possible.
It’s simply universality. Karma if you will.
Brian Thompson was a piece of shit. Did he “deserve” to be shot and killed? Not my judgement to make, but bad things happen to good people, of which Brian wasn’t.
Nice appeal with the CEO / father / accountant line, though, nearly as benign as a vegetarian painter.
Drugs are the end point not the starting point.
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You should start with alcohol. Very dangerous drug and the biggest detrimental impact on society but socially accepted.
I agree with MFW, drugs are the end point. Plenty to fix before then.
If he’s angry with the company, he should be angry with the shareholders
The CEO is just some guy hired to make money for shareholders. He’s not some evil renegade acting on his own accord. He’ll get replaced by another person with the exact same remit
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It wasn’t some random attack, it’s was premeditated because of the target.
But I agree with the last paragraph.
Rubbish. If Brian was some universal force for good, reknown for trying to help people, the Mario Bro wouldn’t have slotted him.
It wasn’t some random attack, it’s was premeditated because of the target.
But I agree with the last paragraph.
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Disagree.
That’s like saying all investment bank managers are just trying to maximise bank profits so the 2008 GFC was a non issue…
Within a role there are still individuals making ethical decisions. A CEO is 100% more hands on in the day to day direction of the company then shareholders. It wasn’t the shareholders that thought up a system to decline as many claims as possible.
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If he came up with the system himself to systematically decline as many claims as possible, then he very well could be.
It’s a movie quote but it’s doing the rounds and it’s very apt for today’s society.
You are responsible for your own actions
“When you stand before God, you cannot say, "But I was told by others to do thus." Or that, "Virtue was not convenient at the time." This will not suffice. Remember that.”
- Kingdom of Heaven
You are responsible for your own actions
“When you stand before God, you cannot say, "But I was told by others to do thus." Or that, "Virtue was not convenient at the time." This will not suffice. Remember that.”
- Kingdom of Heaven
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If you became CEO of a health insurance company and it has a policy of trying to get people to die before paying out, or out right refusing claims, you have 3 choices, keep it, change it, quit.
If killing him doesn’t achieve anything, then he’s the wrong target
