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Fuck child labor

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4-hour day!

4 hours for work

8 for sleep

12 for whatever we damned well please!

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Both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes rose in kids after covid pandemic began. Type 2 rose 62%.

https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/type-2-diabetes-rates-us-youth-rose-62-after-covid-pandemic-began-study-suggests

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Today in Labor History Nov 2, 1917: The Balfour Declaration proclaimed British support for the creation of a national home for the Jewish people in Palestine. The declaration supposedly said "that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities."

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Make the world a better place.
Punch a nazi in the face.

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Today in Labor History February 4, 1974: The Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) kidnapped Patty Hearst, granddaughter of American publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst, in Berkeley, California. One of the SLA’s demands for releasing Hearst was for her family to pay for millions of dollars’ worth of food to be given out free the poor and unhoused of the San Francisco Bay Area. The Hearst complied, with various community organizations distributing 100,000 bags of groceries at 16 sites in 4 counties, before violence brought the program to a halt. The violence occurred because the crowds were bigger than expected and workers started throwing boxes of food off of moving trucks. As a captive, Patty Hearst was held in a closet, blindfolded, with her hands tied, raped and threatened repeatedly with death. She was later offered the choice of freedom, or joining the SLA. She chose the latter. Consequently, she was later sentenced to 35 years in prison for her complicity in SLA robberies. After several years in prison, her sentence was commuted by President Carter. President Clinton pardoned her. Congressional Representative Leo Ryan was murdered by the Jim Jones cult in Guyana several weeks after collecting signatures for her release. Actor John Wayne, of all people, expressed frustration that everyone accepted the idea that Jones had brainwashed hundreds of his followers into mass suicide, but wouldn’t accept that the SLA could have brainwashed a teenage girl. After her release, Hearst went on to become an actress, appearing in several John Waters films, as well as many others.

#PattyHearst #unhoused #JohnWaters #sla #torture #rape #freefood #johnwayne #JimJones #berkeley #homeless #terrorism #prison #actor #film

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Today in Labor History September 30, 1892: In the wake of the Homestead Steel Strike, union leaders were prosecuted for the crime of treason for the first time in U.S. history. Henry C. Frick, chairman of the Carnegie Steel Company, convinced the chief justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to issue warrants for the arrests of every member of the advisory board of the striking steel union for treason against the state. The 29 strike leaders were ultimately charged with plotting "to incite insurrection, rebellion & war against the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania." During the strike, Pinkerton detectives killed seven workers, who were protesting wage cuts of 18-26%. Alexander Berkman tried to assassinate Frick, but failed, and spent many years in prison. He wrote about his imprisonment, and about anarchism, in his “Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist,” published by Emma Goldman’s Mother Earth Press.

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Spot the difference?

Jews hate comparisons to the Nazis. But Yoav Gallant literally called Palestinians "animals," the exact word Goebbels used for the Jews.

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The problem with capitalism is that if you aren't born into wealth, your only capital is your labour.

Your body is a commodity that you must sell and if you can't sell it for enough to be able to care for it you will lose your capital.

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Everyone: Let's use this worldwide communication network to download all the movies and TV shows we could ever want.

Hollywood Execs: But that would be piracy?

Everyone: So what?

Hollywood: If you pirate these movies, the people that make them won't get paid.

Everyone: So, if we get the movies through you, they will get paid?

Hollywood: I never said that.

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I'm taking a healthy day....far more enjoyable and productive than the standard sick day.

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Does anyone know of a way to state support for Palestinians' right to self-determination that won't result in accusations of anti-semitism by zionists?

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The wealthy are NOT elite!

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Today in Labor History February 21, 1848: Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels published the “Communist Manifesto,” in Brussels, just as the Revolutions of 1848 began to erupt across Europe. After the French overthrew their monarchy, revolutions broke out in Germany, Italy and Austria. When the Prussian democratic parliament collapsed, and the king imposed new counter-revolutionary measures, Marx moved to Paris, then London, where he and his family lived in poverty while he continued to publish. He wrote his most important work there, “Das Kapital.”

#workingclass #LaborHistory #KarlMarx #FriedrichEngels #communism #CommunistManifesto #kapital #Revolution #paris #london

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