28% of an oligarch's flesh can be lethal if it's the right cut.
Oh, it's not a tax in kind? Never mind then.
Ildsaye
joined 2 years ago
I took the RISK of investing in making workers build the unicycle profit scooper 
It takes a capitalist bank to do something as stupid as loaning billions of dollars to some guy
Firefox disabled it at one point, guess it came back into their good graces when my eye wasn't on the matter. But firefox is selling out it's users in other ways now
Librewolf not only allows uBlock Origin, but AdNauseam (which Firefox blocked). And AdNauseam has Ublock Origin built into it nowadays.
I'm surprised they're even testing, much less made people mask after a positive. On brand for neoliberals to take half-measures too late but only because it's an investment on the line
Hitler Reacts to Biden Dropping Out
Yes, and you say the Democratic Party considers this election the most important of our lifetimes despite the fact that the wavering in the party is obviously top-down
Cult of Mammon going strong
Plastics are a byproduct of fossil fuel production, and it was and is inevitable (under capitalism) that the overproduction of plastic would lead to the manufactured demand for massive amounts of plastic goods. There was a major marketing push in the 1950s to sell consumers on the disposability of plastic, to create further demand by erasing their Great Depression/wartime-era habits of saving and reusing. There are many examples of successful campaigns to put the masses on cheap garbage, like corn syrup, that people would not have been drawn to spontaneously. These things work.
Fossil fuel companies are major centers of political power, with deep military-industrial ties, easily acquiring politicians and regulators, and encircling any stubborn holdouts. Something major would have to displace them to free up the kind of political oxygen needed for any serious effort to end plastic's invasive presence in our lives.
A decolonial not-for-profit military answerable to a socialist state could dislodge them, and I don't think anything less could.
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