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Omens...
This has to happen if America is to remain strong and true to its ideals. It’s a practical necessity and a moral imperative. Last year during the Occupy movement, the conservatives who oppose tax equality saw the first real ripples of discontent. Their response was either Marie Antoinette (“Let them eat cake”) or Ebenezer Scrooge (“Are there no prisons? Are there no workhouses?”). Short-sighted,...
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Creating a Prison-Corporate Complex →
Sweatshop labor is back with a vengeance. It can be found across broad stretches of the American economy and around the world. Penitentiaries have become a niche market for such work. The privatization of prisons in recent years has meant the creation of a small army of workers too coerced and right-less to complain. Prisoners, whose ranks increasingly consist of those for whom the legitimate...
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“There are many factors driving global society toward a low-wage, low-growth,...”
– Noam Chomsky, Profit Over People (via socialuprooting)
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the nonsensical ramblings of a lunatic mad woman:... →
marfmellow: Dear people who shame fat people and fat bodies, I’m going to assume that you are doing what you truly think is best for fat people. Normally I can see where many different points of view are valid, but in this matter you are just wrong. Shaming is never the way to go and here is…
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Infographic: Six companies control 90% of American...
cynicalidealism: Source: Frugal dad
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beccarocks: Eric Cartman 2546 I love South Park. Especially Cartman.
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Nation’s aging electrical grid needs billions of... →
lan to spend about $75 billion a year if you want to keep the lights on and your iPhone charged. Figure on about $9.4 billion a year if you’d like the toilet to keep flushing. Or, for about $262 billion a year, you can get the whole package, salvaging the electrical grid, repairing water and sewer systems, overhauling decrepit highways and bridges, updating rail systems and expanding...
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fuckyeahfatcosplay: http://l-bphotography.deviantart.com/art/DC-Comic-Villians-294796470
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Listencrisconovoselic: humaneramblings: More Human...
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syringesin replied to your post: syringesin replied to your photo: New shirt…I got… Maybe pajama pants with pac-man on the crotch hole. That would be sweet. LOL.
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syringesin replied to your photo: New shirt…I got it because I thought it would add… I need some pants like that. I don’t know if they make them like that. LOL.
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your class is fucked when your homework is harder than the damn test.
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“The Secret Service determined that “the Nuge” [Ted Nugent] was just talking out...”
– Michael Kindt on the double standard of liberal anti-establishment criticism vs. conservative anti-establishment criticism. One is culturally acceptable and encouraged (even when it takes the form of innocuous death threats), and the other is almost universally vilified (even when it’s simply a...
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Krugman: Death of a Fairy Tale →
Now, claims that only austerity can pacify bond markets have proved every bit as wrong as claims that the confidence fairy will bring prosperity. Almost three years have passed since The Wall Street Journal breathlessly warned that the attack of the bond vigilantes on U.S. debt had begun; not only have borrowing costs remained low, they’ve actually fallen by half. Japan has faced dire warnings...
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