Social Murder

Nov 7, 2021 6:56 AM

CurbYourClassWar

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Sounds like the GOP

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The Irish call it simply: those English Bastards

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IF I'M LUCKY

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You don't seem lucky

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We now just call it the 'GOP Platform'...

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This caused by these companies not having a good business plan for their workers and just letting things go. This why we need unions!

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Slavery never went away. It just got better PR.

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Wage theft is the #1 type of theft in volume in the US by the way : https://i.redd.it/yjvfdtzh16b11.jpg Without mentioning surplus value :

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SAN FRANCISCO

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Sounds about right for current corporate and political entities

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the most important thing i learned from reading Marx and Engels - they were incredibly accurate in predictions of the future, because 1/2

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they knew to follow the money, and materially analyze the conditions. 2/2

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Also could be referred to as structural violence

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Wage theft is the #1
type of theft in volume in the US by the way,
Without mentioning surplus value

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So pretty much any republican social policy in the last 30 years.....

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Don't forget how much Clinton gutted the welfare system. Republicans are absolutely worse, but the real enemy is unchecked capitalism.

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This is ?

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 1

Lol. Who TF is down voting that. Lol. It's accurate.

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Or as we used to call it back in Chicago: The South Side.

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Here we are now going to the south side
I pick up my friends and we hope we won't die

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Southeast Portland Oregon

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Never been there... but now I know what area to avoid :D

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Which is functioning exactly as designed

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I'm from the south side of Chicago here on vacation.

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As a former south sider. Big Oof

4 years ago | Likes 11 Dislikes 0

I was west side.... which, when I was leaving, was quickly becoming the new south side.

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Same. I was lucky to get out.

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If anyone thinks it's just a quirk of geography and not about race, just look at how Hyde Park compares to adjacent neighborhoods.

4 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 1

I went to Uchicago and that's a big yep from me dude.

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Condolences, fellow Maroon. U of C has done some to be a better neighbor to local communities (good jobs, public works) but should do more.

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Maroons unite to be weird! (It was weird being a Chicago native and Maroon. I also disliked the quirky subculture of the school).

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Every time: "I'm from Evanston." "Why didn't you go to Northwestern then?"

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The problem is that those people in power genuinely believe the people dying not only deserve it, but often that it is divinely destined.

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Its usually associated with strict adherence to "free market principles" a la potato famine and every famine in India under British rule.

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1845 - start of the Irish Great Famine; Trevelyan (Brit in charge of ‘relief’) called it ‘a judgement from God’, fucking exported food...

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People in power? Half the voting population of the US seems to think like that, even if they ARE poor but somehow ignore that.

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Implying their tongue in cheek pseudo-ironic god complexes. Billionaires see themselves as masters of the world.

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The even worst problem is the amount of people that are not in power but also believe that.

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They reframe their self -gifted, generational entitlement as superior genetics. They don't see others as equal on any scale.

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The problem is the rest of us not holding those in power accountable.

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I assure you, they don't. That's the story they tell half of the poor people to convince them to pull the other half down into the bucket.

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Or that it's due to their moral failing.

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You don't have to go into destiny. They simply need believe their death is an acceptable, or necessary, loss in the aggregate of profits.

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That's still a form of destiny. They just worship profits instead of prophets.

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I'm totally stealing this. It's brilliant in its brevity.

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This is compounded by the idea that profits are what maximizes "good" in the world, which is demonstrably false.

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When success is measured by wealth alone, the poor become vilified.

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Especially when the facade of meritocracy is perpetuated

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