My Blog

he/him, born in the 80s, Canadian. 🇨🇦 A personal blog of random thoughts and opinions.

[liberalsarecool]

Hunter Biden is giving MAGA an education.

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[socialjusticeinamerica]

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[republicansaredomesticterrorists]

[robinavich]

Game Night (2018) dir. John Francis Daley & Jonathan Goldstein

[homunculus-argument]

Libraries are sneaky, because once you go in, it's soo easy to get a library card, and once you have one, you can pretty much grab one of everything of all the stuff they have there with no consequence, and take it home. But then once you're home and you've read all the stuff you'll have to go back to the library to return the stuff, and once you're at the library again, you're at the library again, so might as well pop in to see what they got, and then you're hauling half their shit home again, and then you'll need to return to the library to return them, so you're at the library again

And the next thing you know you've read 3000 books, your crops are clear and your skin is watered, an angel descents from the heaven to suck your dick twice a week, and also you've got some books to return so you've got a perfectly valid reason to go pop in to the library. Just a little bit.

[ralfmaximus]

At last, a pill that can prevent COVID after exposure to infected people

Drug arrives years after pandemic’s peak, but could still offer protection to vulnerable populations.

An antiviral pill has, for the first time, been shown to prevent COVID-19 in people exposed to the SARS-CoV-2 virus at home, according to trial results published today in the New England Journal of Medicine1. The drug could be a lifeline for those who still face real danger from the virus, such as care-home residents or transplant recipients on immune-suppressing medication.

There are good things happening in the world.

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

YES

Life in an Autism World

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[hagiomoto]

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[kimyoonmiauthor]

Taxes shouldn't pay for companies who force employees on welfare

My thought is that governments should levy taxes on corporations that pay their workers unfairly plus a 1% for each and every employee/worker on their payroll who is forced to live on welfare (government subsidies). Why should the general public pay for what corporations don't do, which is give a living wage to their workers.

This would extend to contractors and temp employees as well. They must give a living wage to them.

The government should be able to recoup the money from millionaires and billionaires who are so underpaying they can have private jets.

I did the math for Walmart for this one guy based off of 3 of the company's millionaires and manages to balance the sheet of the Walmart workers on welfare. I was so precise the guy I was fighting, couldn't refute it. Walmart absolutely can afford to pay a living wage if the top 10 executives gave a pay cut to themselves at about 3%.

The workers who do the most work on the ground should see the most benefit.

This would motivate companies to pay a living wage, because why pay 1% more when they can simply pay a living wage, plus there should be a law on if they fire employees based on this law that they have to pay unemployment for the employee as a living wage until they find new employment as well. (i.e. they can't lay off more than 2% of their workforce more than usual without getting a penalty larger than the 1% for every employee.)

Why should the rich benefit from the hard work of the blue collar worker? The wages of the blue collar worker should increase with the CEOs' pay to at least living wage if not more. Pencil pushers should not get more than truck drivers or security guards.

[girl-mercury]

I think it’s such a wild scam that Walmart can underpay employees so they have to go on SNAP to afford food, and then said employees buy that food at Walmart because it’s cheap there. So like, I pay someone $7 instead of the $10 that would allow them to afford food, saving me $3, and then they get $3 of taxpayer funds and come spend that at my store. Meaning I hold onto $3 and get $3 more dollars, making me $6 richer than if I had just paid a living wage to my employee.

And then people blame the employees for mooching off the public when Walmart is straight up profiting on a government subsidy??

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[republicansaredomesticterrorists]

Republicans are your oppressors.

[nihillist-blog]

The Fugitive (1993)

[liberalsarecool]

Israeli snipers using head shots to kill Palestinian children playing is why the US needs to end the gravy train.

Cut them off. No funding. No aid. No military support. Sanctions. Visas revoked, passports denied, access to SWIFT blocked. Trade ended. Expulsion from the UN, OECD, and OAS. Demilitarization like Germany post WW2. No fly zones established and monitored. Government and IDF officials stand trial in the ICC.

Now.