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“The most important [political choice we can make to turn the tide in workers’ favor] is now in front of us: It’s called the Protecting the Right to Organize Act.”  More about the Act at the link.

Beyond that, I’d also quibble with his reference to “shareholder capitalism” – I think he means “vulture capitalism.”  Corporations have always had a…[Read more]

“…demands mass production of students who are not educated and have been rendered incapable of thinking.”
– U.N.E.F. Strasbourg, On the Poverty of Student Life (1966).

but I hate his ethics.

it’s a p.r. war.

and once you’ve said that, @sffh, I do have some idea – they do make it as difficult as possible!

I don’t remember having to give it up to a new third party last time.

I think you all know I don’t use it for nefarious purposes; I’d just rather not make things easy for the Big Bro b*stards.

anything.

but I’m guessing they pay less for healthcare and other benefits.

More of the right words are coming out of more mouths; but actions?

John Philpot Curran’s statement, “The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance; which condition if he break, servitude is at once the consequence of his crime and the punishment of his guilt” (probable first articulation of the commonly misattributed, “Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty”, per https://www.montic…[Read more]

Thanks.

we wouldn’t want Total Information Awareness scuppered by mere darkness, would we?

Republications care soooo much about women’s rights.

to expose how dishonest the others are (who are happy to avoid substantive topics)

to expose the lie that the MSM’s obsession with trivia is driven by what’s profitable (Bernie is eminently clickable with or without Britney)

to expose the lie that reform is too complicated to be expressed in terms that ordinary people can understand

etc.

but that’s not what this article calls for.  I actually think I agree with his proposed remedies.  My own thought would be that when an outlet that offers what it purports to be news or factual info on matters of public interest, and it knowingly or recklessly lies, it should be easier to make them pay a price.

“specious” insofar as there’s no such thing; its continually becoming past.

That said, much of what he says seems to be to jibe with my idea of a 5th dimension as the dimension of information, imagination, and relationships, all of which seem at first glance intangible but which, like everything else I’ve been able to think of that can be said to…[Read more]

re- worker pensions.

the Clinton Foundation’s work to go to waste.