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IF YOU'RE UNEMPLOYED IT'S NOT BECAUSE THERE ISN'T ANY WORK JUST LOOK AROUND: A HOUSING SHORTAGE, CRIME POLLUTION; WE NEED BETTER SCHOOLS AND PARKS WHATEVER OUR NEEDS, THEY ALL REQUIRE WORK AND AS LONG AS WE HAVE UNSATISFIED NEEDS THERE IS WORK TO BE DONE SO ASK YOURSELF, WHAT KINDS OF A WORLD HAS WORK BUT NO JOBS? IT'S A WORLD WERE WORK IS NOT RELATED TO SATISFYING OUR NEEDS, A WORLD WHERE WORK IS ONLY RELATED TO SAT- ISFYING THE PROFIT NEEDS OF BUSINESS THIS COUNTRY WAS NOT BUILT BY THE HUGE CORPORATIONS OR GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRACIES IT WAS BUILT BY PEOPLE WHO WORK. AND, IT IS WORKING PEOPLE WHO SHOULD CONTROL THE WORK TO BE DONE. YET, AS LONG AS EMPLOYMENT IS TIED TO SOMEB0DY ELSE'S PROFITS, THE WORK WON'T GET DONE.
IF YOU'RE UNEMPLOYED IT'S NOT BECAUSE THERE ISN'T ANY WORK JUST LOOK AROUND: A HOUSING SHORTAGE, CRIME POLLUTION; WE NEED BETTER SCHOOLS AND PARKS WHATEVER OUR NEEDS, THEY ALL REQUIRE WORK AND AS LONG AS WE HAVE UNSATISFIED NEEDS THERE IS WORK TO BE DONE SO ASK YOURSELF, WHAT KINDS OF A WORLD HAS WORK BUT NO JOBS? IT'S A WORLD WERE WORK IS NOT RELATED TO SATISFYING OUR NEEDS, A WORLD WHERE WORK IS ONLY RELATED TO SAT- ISFYING THE PROFIT NEEDS OF BUSINESS THIS COUNTRY WAS NOT BUILT BY THE HUGE CORPORATIONS OR GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRACIES IT WAS BUILT BY PEOPLE WHO WORK. AND, IT IS WORKING PEOPLE WHO SHOULD CONTROL THE WORK TO BE DONE. YET, AS LONG AS EMPLOYMENT IS TIED TO SOMEB0DY ELSE'S PROFITS, THE WORK WON'T GET DONE.

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LATEST MY FEED POPULAR VOICES DONEDEAL MOTOR MAGAZINE 6 ways to cut the cost of the school run plus how to buy a serious Mercedes on a 20k budget

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Baby boomers

If I had $1 for every time a person over 40 told me my generation sucks, I'd have enough money to buy a house in the economy they ruined
If I had $1 for every time a person over 40 told me my generation sucks, I'd have enough money to buy a house in the economy they ruined

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Are they even trying?

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ALos Angeles Times Times @latimes Follow American Airlines announces pay raises for pilots and flight attendants, and investors balk lat.ms/20BzMt2 "This is frustrating. Labor is being paid first again. Shareholders get leftovers." IA Citi analyst Kevin Crissey, in a note to clients Times RETWEETS LIKES 1,451 1,688 8:05 PM -27 Apr 2017
ALos Angeles Times Times @latimes Follow American Airlines announces pay raises for pilots and flight attendants, and investors balk lat.ms/20BzMt2 "This is frustrating. Labor is being paid first again. Shareholders get leftovers." IA Citi analyst Kevin Crissey, in a note to clients Times RETWEETS LIKES 1,451 1,688 8:05 PM -27 Apr 2017

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Not Satire

@AE Perpetual discontent is at the heart of modern capitalism. And that's OK. ICODE ECHNICA Tech progress makes us discontented. And that's OK! AEl ae.org
@AE Perpetual discontent is at the heart of modern capitalism. And that's OK. ICODE ECHNICA Tech progress makes us discontented. And that's OK! AEl ae.org

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Wealth Distribution

U.S. Wealth Distribution: tth Higest20 Perception vs Reality nd Lnes 4th Highest 20% ■ Middle 20% Bottom 20% What Americans Think The Distribution Is Top 20% 4th Highest Middle 2nd 20% 20% 20% Distribution That 92% Choose As Ideal 4th Highest 20% Middle 20% 2nd Lowest Bottom Top 20% 20% 20% Bottom Actual Distribution Of Wealth 4th 20% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% Each quintile = 23 million households; In 2009, total U.S. wealth = $53 Trillion Top 1% Top 2-10% Top 20% Highest 0% 100% Source: Survey of 5,000 Americans at all income levels by Michael Norton, Harvard Business School & Dan Ariely, Duke University Graph info appeared in "It's the Inequality, Stupid" Mother Jones, March/April 2011 (www.MotherJones.com) 02010-2012 Design by Witte Design, LLC Tucson, Arizona www.ConnectTheDotsUSA.com
U.S. Wealth Distribution: tth Higest20 Perception vs Reality nd Lnes 4th Highest 20% ■ Middle 20% Bottom 20% What Americans Think The Distribution Is Top 20% 4th Highest Middle 2nd 20% 20% 20% Distribution That 92% Choose As Ideal 4th Highest 20% Middle 20% 2nd Lowest Bottom Top 20% 20% 20% Bottom Actual Distribution Of Wealth 4th 20% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% Each quintile = 23 million households; In 2009, total U.S. wealth = $53 Trillion Top 1% Top 2-10% Top 20% Highest 0% 100% Source: Survey of 5,000 Americans at all income levels by Michael Norton, Harvard Business School & Dan Ariely, Duke University Graph info appeared in "It's the Inequality, Stupid" Mother Jones, March/April 2011 (www.MotherJones.com) 02010-2012 Design by Witte Design, LLC Tucson, Arizona www.ConnectTheDotsUSA.com

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wat

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Question and answers

Bloomberg Bloomberg @business We're dying younger. That could be really good news for our employers bloom.bg/2vJdilM COMMENTARY Why Do the Young Reject Capitalism?
Bloomberg Bloomberg @business We're dying younger. That could be really good news for our employers bloom.bg/2vJdilM COMMENTARY Why Do the Young Reject Capitalism?

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Brain on Capitalism

[-] from [-1] sent 20 hours ago Got banned for the subreddit but btw, the suicide levels are at the national averages for Foxconn City, get over it. permalink source delete report block user mark unread reply [-1] sent 19 hours ago So you think the fact that a factory that needs suicide-prevention-nets is a good thing? You think that slavery is justifiable? You think that you could go from being a child sweatshop worker to being "out of the hole" thanks to capitalism? malink source I-] from O[-1] sent 13 hours ago Again. The suicide levels are the same as the national average. It's not like it's a sweatshop. If it were actually that bad no one would work there. You're probably using an iPhone/smartphone that didn't cost you 10 times what it would have under "slavery" gtfo of here. permalink source delete report block user mark unread reply I-] from O[-1] sent 13 hours ago And in those countries no, because their government doesn't work with a capitalist economy. When I lived in the Chinese SAR sure there was poverty but there was a lot of f------ money to be made. Guess where that poverty comes from? Drugs, gangs, etc. that's their own fault if they choose to participate and can't hang. Go into the right industry (finance) and with a little luck you can do great things with it. permalink source delete report block user mark unread reply I-] from O[-1] sent 13 hours ago Have you even been out in the world? I've been to more counties than I have states in the US. I'm not ashamed of where I came from, it just makes me love the greatest damn county in the world because I like the fact that I can get what I want at a decent price. I like the fact that I can go to a bar 9000 miles away, order a f------ Budweiser and a Big Mac after I have an uber called for me by my girlfriend back home. permalink source delete report block user mark unread reply
[-] from [-1] sent 20 hours ago Got banned for the subreddit but btw, the suicide levels are at the national averages for Foxconn City, get over it. permalink source delete report block user mark unread reply [-1] sent 19 hours ago So you think the fact that a factory that needs suicide-prevention-nets is a good thing? You think that slavery is justifiable? You think that you could go from being a child sweatshop worker to being "out of the hole" thanks to capitalism? malink source I-] from O[-1] sent 13 hours ago Again. The suicide levels are the same as the national average. It's not like it's a sweatshop. If it were actually that bad no one would work there. You're probably using an iPhone/smartphone that didn't cost you 10 times what it would have under "slavery" gtfo of here. permalink source delete report block user mark unread reply I-] from O[-1] sent 13 hours ago And in those countries no, because their government doesn't work with a capitalist economy. When I lived in the Chinese SAR sure there was poverty but there was a lot of f------ money to be made. Guess where that poverty comes from? Drugs, gangs, etc. that's their own fault if they choose to participate and can't hang. Go into the right industry (finance) and with a little luck you can do great things with it. permalink source delete report block user mark unread reply I-] from O[-1] sent 13 hours ago Have you even been out in the world? I've been to more counties than I have states in the US. I'm not ashamed of where I came from, it just makes me love the greatest damn county in the world because I like the fact that I can get what I want at a decent price. I like the fact that I can go to a bar 9000 miles away, order a f------ Budweiser and a Big Mac after I have an uber called for me by my girlfriend back home. permalink source delete report block user mark unread reply

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ˇ ,タ gee. MARKET CAPITALISM ☆ FOREC Tent City FORECLOSED HOELESS PEOPLE PEOPLELESS HOMES
ˇ ,タ gee. MARKET CAPITALISM ☆ FOREC Tent City FORECLOSED HOELESS PEOPLE PEOPLELESS HOMES

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capitalism

Disparity

SO YOU'RE TELLING ME YOU SPENT S60 FOR THESHIRT WAS PAID S015T0MAKE? memecenter.comemeGenler
SO YOU'RE TELLING ME YOU SPENT S60 FOR THESHIRT WAS PAID S015T0MAKE? memecenter.comemeGenler

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capitalism third world

Renting

There is astonishing false consciousness concerning the employment relationship in our society. This can be illustrated by an experiment conducted with beginning Economics students First the students are told about the system of chattel slavery where workers are bought and sold as movable property. But just as a house or a car can be bought and sold, so one can also rent a house or car. Now instead of buying workers as in a slavery system, suppose we consider a system of renting workers. The students are asked if anyone knows an economic system based on the renting of workers. There is usually a puzzled silence. A Black student points out that during slack times, plantation slaves were rented out to work as stevedores, as hands in factories (for example, turpentine or sugar mills), or as common laborers. The Professor agrees that this happened but notes that it was the exception rather than the rule. We need an example of a whole economic system based on renting people. After another pause, some students offer, "Well, what about feudalism?" The Professor responds that feudalism was a system of indirect ownership of workers. Instead of being owned as chattel or movable property, serfs had the security of being attached to the landed estate which was then owned as real property. Thus we still need an example of a system of renting people. After more embarrassed silence and shuffling feet, finally student, by the process of elimination if by no other logic, offers the answer: "Well, isn't that sort of like what we have now? Yes, the system of renting people is our system, the employer-employee system. Of course, we do not say people are rented; we say people are "hired." The students would have had no difficulty thinking of an economic system where workers are hired. The difference a word makes! When applied to things rather than persons, the words "rent and hire" are synonyms. One could say either "rent a car" or "hire a car" with the only difference being that Americans favor "rent a car" while the British will tend to "hire a car." But American and British usage agrees that when people are rented, one says people are hired From an abstract economic-legal viewpoint, the employer-employee relation is the rental relation applied to persons. What do you buy when you rent something? You buy its services, the right to employ or use the entity within certain limits for a given time period. In terms of the stock-flow distinction in economics, to rent the stock is to buy a flow of services from the stock. When one rents an apartment or a car, one buys not the apartment or car itself but some of its services. If one rents a car for three days, one buys three car-days. If one rents an apartment for s months, one buys the services, six apartment-months. Similarly when one rents a person for eight hours, one buys the labor services of eight man-hours (or person-hours), .e., the right to employ or use the person within the limits of the contract for an eight hour period. The labor market is the market for the renting of human beings NO. NO. THAT'S NOT TRUE. 0 DONT TREADON ME THATSIMPOSSIBLE!!
There is astonishing false consciousness concerning the employment relationship in our society. This can be illustrated by an experiment conducted with beginning Economics students First the students are told about the system of chattel slavery where workers are bought and sold as movable property. But just as a house or a car can be bought and sold, so one can also rent a house or car. Now instead of buying workers as in a slavery system, suppose we consider a system of renting workers. The students are asked if anyone knows an economic system based on the renting of workers. There is usually a puzzled silence. A Black student points out that during slack times, plantation slaves were rented out to work as stevedores, as hands in factories (for example, turpentine or sugar mills), or as common laborers. The Professor agrees that this happened but notes that it was the exception rather than the rule. We need an example of a whole economic system based on renting people. After another pause, some students offer, "Well, what about feudalism?" The Professor responds that feudalism was a system of indirect ownership of workers. Instead of being owned as chattel or movable property, serfs had the security of being attached to the landed estate which was then owned as real property. Thus we still need an example of a system of renting people. After more embarrassed silence and shuffling feet, finally student, by the process of elimination if by no other logic, offers the answer: "Well, isn't that sort of like what we have now? Yes, the system of renting people is our system, the employer-employee system. Of course, we do not say people are rented; we say people are "hired." The students would have had no difficulty thinking of an economic system where workers are hired. The difference a word makes! When applied to things rather than persons, the words "rent and hire" are synonyms. One could say either "rent a car" or "hire a car" with the only difference being that Americans favor "rent a car" while the British will tend to "hire a car." But American and British usage agrees that when people are rented, one says people are hired From an abstract economic-legal viewpoint, the employer-employee relation is the rental relation applied to persons. What do you buy when you rent something? You buy its services, the right to employ or use the entity within certain limits for a given time period. In terms of the stock-flow distinction in economics, to rent the stock is to buy a flow of services from the stock. When one rents an apartment or a car, one buys not the apartment or car itself but some of its services. If one rents a car for three days, one buys three car-days. If one rents an apartment for s months, one buys the services, six apartment-months. Similarly when one rents a person for eight hours, one buys the labor services of eight man-hours (or person-hours), .e., the right to employ or use the person within the limits of the contract for an eight hour period. The labor market is the market for the renting of human beings NO. NO. THAT'S NOT TRUE. 0 DONT TREADON ME THATSIMPOSSIBLE!!

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First class lunch line

School to parents: a $100 donation gets your kids to the front of the Lunch line Parents of students enrolled in Lawton Chiles Middle Academy kids the right to skip to the front of the lunch line in exchange for a $100 donation to the Parent-Teacher-Student Alliance.
School to parents: a $100 donation gets your kids to the front of the Lunch line Parents of students enrolled in Lawton Chiles Middle Academy kids the right to skip to the front of the lunch line in exchange for a $100 donation to the Parent-Teacher-Student Alliance.

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schools

Plainly

"Don't Communists Want To Steal Our Stuff?” NO! Your Boss is Stealing from You! But to understand the communist stance on property, you must first understand the function of the different kinds of property: You work at a cellphone factory. You are paid $20 for each cellphone you produce. The cellphone then goes on to be sold in stores for S500. A small amount of the difference goes towards things like materials and advertising, but the vast majority goes straight into the pockets of your boss and the company shareholders. In other words, YOU produced a cellphone worth $500, and your boss pocketed $480 of it, for doing nothing. Your boss feels he is entitled to the money you create with your labor, because he arbitrarily "owns" the building you produced the cellphone in. This is the function of private ro to collect the profit YOU create. Personal Property Includes all of the things you own as an individual, including your car, television, toothbrush, etc. Any object acquired by the money you made through working is yours by right. Private Property Includes none of the things you personally own and worked for. It includes things that make up the means of production, like an entire factory or a grocery store, which a boss “owns" and collects profit from, though they perform no labor. to provide an avenue for your boss Your Boss Needs You, You Don't Need Your Boss! Includes when the means of production are owned by the people who actually work there, such as the workers in a steel mill "The theory of Communism may be summed up in one sentence: Abolish all private property." WORKERS OF THE WORLD -Karl Marx UNITE! Communists believe that workers are entitled to the benefits of their labor Workers should own and control the means of production collectively, and abolish the idea of a boss entirely. Do you think that you should fully receive the fruits of your labor? Then you might be a communist! YOU HAVE NOTHING TOLOSE BUT YOUR CHAINS www.facebook.com/pueblosocialists/
"Don't Communists Want To Steal Our Stuff?” NO! Your Boss is Stealing from You! But to understand the communist stance on property, you must first understand the function of the different kinds of property: You work at a cellphone factory. You are paid $20 for each cellphone you produce. The cellphone then goes on to be sold in stores for S500. A small amount of the difference goes towards things like materials and advertising, but the vast majority goes straight into the pockets of your boss and the company shareholders. In other words, YOU produced a cellphone worth $500, and your boss pocketed $480 of it, for doing nothing. Your boss feels he is entitled to the money you create with your labor, because he arbitrarily "owns" the building you produced the cellphone in. This is the function of private ro to collect the profit YOU create. Personal Property Includes all of the things you own as an individual, including your car, television, toothbrush, etc. Any object acquired by the money you made through working is yours by right. Private Property Includes none of the things you personally own and worked for. It includes things that make up the means of production, like an entire factory or a grocery store, which a boss “owns" and collects profit from, though they perform no labor. to provide an avenue for your boss Your Boss Needs You, You Don't Need Your Boss! Includes when the means of production are owned by the people who actually work there, such as the workers in a steel mill "The theory of Communism may be summed up in one sentence: Abolish all private property." WORKERS OF THE WORLD -Karl Marx UNITE! Communists believe that workers are entitled to the benefits of their labor Workers should own and control the means of production collectively, and abolish the idea of a boss entirely. Do you think that you should fully receive the fruits of your labor? Then you might be a communist! YOU HAVE NOTHING TOLOSE BUT YOUR CHAINS www.facebook.com/pueblosocialists/

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Anything they can get away with

DRINKPre Re 9-11 NEVER FORGET Cup Fountain Soda Kettle Brewed Iced Tea .
DRINKPre Re 9-11 NEVER FORGET Cup Fountain Soda Kettle Brewed Iced Tea .

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9/11 capitalism