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  • In a corporatocracy? Then I agree with you. Otherwise we have a government that's not working for the people. That's the big issue here. I think you may mean that the corps truly control everything and the government is just a façade? Who knows anymore. The one basic thing that I know is that everyone should have access to food, shelter, and warmth. Not just smug gangs who throw their money together.

  • It's our government being paid of by lobbyists and not passing solid worker legislation that's the problem. In the meantime there are pockets of the protected "exclusive club members" ,while most others are left hanging in the wind.

  • "Oh no! He's stupid! He's not like us!". Now that's the collectivism I'm talkin' 'bout.

  • I think more people are not even on the ships than those that are, but that's a good old trope. It gets pulled up often, over time, while we get further and further from universal collectivism. But you and your union buddies are on the ships so it's all good.

  • Damn! You nailed it. I was only typing what someone else told me to type. How did you know? If only you could provide more morally and ethically prudent advice to the rest of us then I think we could collectively usher in a new age of peace and mutual respect.

  • This is great, as I'm sure any future parking fee money will go directly back to the taxpayers. A win-win for everyone! /s

  • If a union, a subset of the citizenry, causes hardships for the rest of the citizenry by striking, then fuck them. Also, let's start passing laws to protect the working citizens who are the social fabric of the country, then maybe we could wean ourselves off of paying our hard-earned money to a middle-man who will "protect" us.

  • Theses telecom companies charge the most anywhere in the world and will do as little as possible to adhere to regulations while always trying to slip something past the regulators. "Business" is now a dirty word, not a contributor to a healthy economy. Anyone remember the CRTC cable price slash directive and how the media companies handled it?

  • Once you finally get a hit though...it's game over.

  • You keep switching back and forth between left side mirror, right side mirror and rear view mirror while manually craning you neck and shoulder checking the line of sight. Do this slowly and incrementally and you should be okay.

  • He sure has the personality, colleague support and inner strength to easily win it. /s

  • If the big old government needs to approve this deal then FOX is in big trouble! /s

  • trump sure drags a lot of sludge around with him. He can have as many sycophants parroting him as he likes but we all know, deep down, that he knows he ain't above us, he's beneath us.

  • I guess we've arrived at out idiocratic destination. I'll book the kid's birthday party at "ButtFuckers" next weekend. /s

  • You are not considering freewill. Let the algorithm feed you whatever it serves, you don't have to bite.

  • I will believe it when I see it.

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  • I think he'd believe it if we told him his golden bunker moon base was completed and ready for him. Then we could just send him out there somewhere.

  • Well, there is always a lot of unrelated negativity you can throw in on anything. I do it myself. I'll take the community mail boxes as a small win though. This may lead to "Hey, I'll take you shopping anytime!" from one of the neighbours. We need a strong local community again.

  • Yeah. I guess I need things carved in stone. I don't like to make mental leaps as I'm usually wrong. I get your point though, even the bible and the constitution come down to interpretation.