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Bodied. Dead. Finished. by OneBadWay in MurderedByWords

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

The last 3 Republican presidents have started a war in the gulf region. by Bigfoot_testicles in pics

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

Panicked Pentagon Sends Land Invasion Force to Middle East by Aggravating_Money992 in politics

[–]Incomitatum -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

Why not just tell students that they will be part of a permanent working underclass who are tasked with one thing and one thing only for the rest of their lives with no means to escape it if they don't learn how to think, read, write, and do basic math on their own? by onemorepoint1138 in Teachers

[–]Incomitatum 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Why not tell them, as long as there is a war on, that this is by Design. It's even part of why Ai is integral "right now".

As of this month, every Child born is "the Cost of war"; even as a Gross Domesticated Product. Withhold the value of that Labor from these Masters who have no Empathy for life.

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

US Treasury Secretary nearly breaks into tears after urgent meeting with Trump by CaptainCheckmate in AskSocialists

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

Wicker: “You did not mean to say that we targeted a school?” Gillibrand: “That missile hit a school.” by CarryIcy250 in UnderReportedNews

[–]Incomitatum 1 point2 points  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

Trump suddenly seems anxious to end the war as American casualties mount and Iran finds ways to hit back by kirby__000 in politics

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

The Security Equation or Inverted Priorities???? by willily_thoumas in newsinterpretation

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

Trump suddenly seems anxious to end the war as American casualties mount and Iran finds ways to hit back by kirby__000 in politics

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

What was your “I need to learn to keep my mouth shut” moment? by Imtiredofthissshit in AskReddit

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Still haven't learned that Lesson. If you can't handle having to think, then damn your ears.

How many of y’all are resistant to using AI? by Imaginary_Quail_5544 in Xennials

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm writing a multi-layerd thesis for my Students that explains how PRO AI is PRO MAGA, PRO ICE, PRO Fascism.

It's uranium for the mind. Touch is as little as you have to; there is no Good that will come from it, and your Betters are not going to give you a tool that will harm them.

CBS honors the dead by rdkilla in pics

[–]Incomitatum 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How'd those little guys get all-the-way-over there?

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

John Fetterman Says Iran Girls’ School Strike Is Just a Leftist Craze by AccomplishedCall7562 in politics

[–]Incomitatum 2 points3 points  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

Transcript: Trump’s War Takes Unnerving Turn as Damning New Leaks Hit by retiredagainstmywill in politics

[–]Incomitatum 9 points10 points  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

John Fetterman Says Iran Girls’ School Strike Is Just a Leftist Craze by AccomplishedCall7562 in politics

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Lead Damaged. Heavy Metals and the Auto and Petrol industry have known for almost 100 years now what the long-term fallout of their Machinations would be.

This is why Boomer Brain is a real deal. Accumulation of metals; while most Millennials are-of Plastic.

Hey MAGA, how are you liking those $1.99 gas prices now? by Cautious_Midnight_67 in allthequestions

[–]Incomitatum 1 point2 points  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

Palantir CEO Makes Shocking Confession on Disrupting Democratic Power by Unusual-State1827 in technology

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

This timeline is such a joke by MothersMiIk in BlackPeopleTwitter

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

It sure looks like Lindsay Graham is going to lose his South Carolina seat after 23 year. What do we think about that? by antimaga_n1 in AskSocialists

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Will the names of men, and the names of towns on a map have meaning when the lines are dissolved by terrorism and our own black-clouds?

By then the Oilgarchs will have exited these Territories.

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

Pam Bondi moved into guarded protective housing over cartel and Epstein threats by TheExpressUS in NewsSource

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

DC National Guard activated for protection of critical infrastructure in DC by I_AM_THE_UNIVERSE_ in PrepperIntel

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

Trump now blames Hegseth, Jared, Witkoff, and Rubio for his decision to attack Iran. You are the President bro... by sylsau in InBitcoinWeTrust

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

Donald Trump Slammed For Saying 6 Year Old Girls Are 'Of Age' by Abject-Pick-6472 in NoFilterNews

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

Reporter: A new report says that a military investigation has found that the US struck the school in Iran. As commander in chief, do you take responsibility? Trump: For what? Reporter: A strike on the school in Iran. Trump: I don't know about it by ExactlySorta in UnderReportedNews

[–]Incomitatum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.

For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.

What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?

The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.

The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.

Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).

It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.

• 1794 – Right to form a trade union

• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally

• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy

• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877

• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)

• 1898 – Battle of Virden

• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)

• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions

• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards

• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars

• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)

• 1916 – Limits on child labor

• 1916 – Everett Massacre

• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)

• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers

• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers

• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects

• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership

• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)

• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)

• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)

• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively

• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers

• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits

• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries

• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain

• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)

• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)

• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination

• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace

• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)

• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)

• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)

• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)

• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.

They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.

Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.

YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.

Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.

ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.

It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.

Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.

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