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^^^^^^^ This is fukking ridiculous. I hope he's trolling. :stopitslime:

Im sick of all the fake conspiracies and how easily people fall for them. Make sure you know about the real ones too. The United States and Quaker Oats sponsored the testing of radiation on boys in the 1950s Source : Quaker Oats experiments on autistic children

(i’m talking about oregano btw) I sold this bytch at my apartments laundromat a joint worth of some X O for 7 bucks . she was talm bout her man loves it and how they getting they income tax soon so they good 4 whatever. i’m new to this shyt tho :ohhh: . I buy my half z’s for 100 FYI...

:banderas: Tommy Curry discusses how black male identity has come to epitomise a process of racial characterisation legitimising violence and reinforcing dehumanisation. 00:00 What do you mean by: "No one wants to admit that race is real"? 03:40 Why is the intersectional approach to racism...

https://survivingtomorrow.org/colorado-has-a-brilliant-plan-to-fix-the-affordable-housing-crisis-just-sleep-in-your-car-8e0070680eae Jared A. Brock Jun 28 · 6 min read Corporate-controlled governments will do anything except the right thing Friends, you’re going to laugh at today’s...

Car companies stand to make billions by charging you monthly fees for add-on features like heated seats Car companies stand to make billions by charging you monthly fees for add-on features like heated seats Tim Levin 11 hours ago The 2022 Lexus IS sedan. Car companies want to rake in...

Tax the MF rich and then burn all this shyt to ground! Chickens will be coming to roost soon! :pacspit:

Bagging groceries for extra cash, Mexican elderly told to pack up Walmart de Mexico, the country’s biggest retailer, told baggers over 60 that they need not come back to work following a ban on plastic bags and a post-pandemic shift in consumer habits. The coronavirus pandemic and changing...

Africans were sold to feudalistic plantation owners in the name of making money:francis: A civil war was fought in which up to a million lives were lost in the name of making money:francis: Jim Crow laws were passed to imprison and heavily fine black people in the name of making...

:scust:why America ain't shyt example #39845786878347895479

Coronavirus Will Change the World Permanently. Here’s How. Decent article from Politico on some of the long term changes we can anticipate from Corona....As a Management type-breh one of the first thoughts I had form this mess was that many employers will realize that maybe we DON'T need as...

As the title says. These companies own ~90% of the groceries Americans consume. These 11 Companies Control Everything You Buy - Wikibuy These 10 companies control everything you buy Kellogg’s Founded: 1906 (as Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Company) 2017 revenue: $12.93 billion USD Major...

Is Singapore's 'perfect' economy coming apart? @DEAD7 @King Kreole @storyteller @FAH1223 @the cac mamba Singapore is a weird mix capitalism, market based solutions, and socialism. I don't know if it can really be categorized as a social democracy. However, other economists who seem to be...

Can a Company Own the Moon? By Rachel Riederer The New Yorker “Beautiful, just beautiful,” the astronaut Michael Collins said, watching as Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong, his fellow-members of the Apollo 11 mission, worked to plant the U.S. flag in the moon’s dusty surface. That first moon...

“All my skinfolk ain’t kinfolk,” the legendary Black writer Zora Neale Hurston once said. This quote goes double for Black developers who profit from land sales that will displace their own people. One need only look to North Philadelphia for a perfect example. In recent months, there have...

Income Inequality: Why the Economy Is Not Right for All Americans Apr.08 -- Peter Georgescu, chairman emeritus at Young & Rubicam and author of "Capitalists Arise!," and Torsten Slok, chief international economist at Deutsche Bank, discuss the challenges presented by income inequality and the...

Peter Georgescu, chairman emeritus at Young & Rubicam and author of "Capitalists Arise!," and Torsten Slok, chief international economist at Deutsche Bank, discuss the challenges presented by income inequality and the depth of the problem in the United States. They speak on "Bloomberg Daybreak...