you know, my dear redditor. i think i understand perfectly well how we got back here, actually. it's too much to elaborate on in one post, but you're going to have to trust me when i say that it has to do with the american education system.

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you know, my dear redditor. i think i understand perfectly well how we got back here, actually. it's too much to elaborate on in one post, but you're going to have to trust me when i say that it has to do with the american education system.
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Just remind folks that "everyone's favorite retailer" is a Union busting piece of shit company that denies workers breaks, works them for long hours and low pay, destroys competitors through an unlimited supply of vulture Capital, collection of data to steal competitor trade secrets by owning the infrastructure of the internet itself, and contracting low-wage employees exploited in poor nations.
Just another Bourgeois monopoly designed to exploit the entire supply chain to the customers themselves.
However, the pure distilled centralization and efficiency of Amazon, if nationalized and placed in the hands of workers and a Socialist State, could provide the basis for abundance and surplus for all.
Solidarity with my Amazon Proletariat Comrades!
Being Gen z sucks because at least millennials and gen X had some realisation of their neoliberal ‘bright’ futures’ while we were shown out the gate that the only future was a neoliberal hellscape. You know, many doubling the population in 50 years and betting on future technologies (that do not work) was a stupid fucking decision.
Mount Rainier National Park is desperate for money as donations fail to keep up with lagging federal funding. It’s participating in a battle for grant money in which the public can vote, “American Idol”-style, on which projects most deserve to be funded.
This is a horrible way to fund national parks.