ItsFckinSarah
ItsFckinSarah t1_j4x8z71 wrote
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I also think we should general strike, which is the true attack america can't handle. But both things strike me as the only way.
They're not going to keep killing workers because ultimately their power depends on workers working.
ItsFckinSarah t1_j4x4rum wrote
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Well there is one solution. Direct action
ItsFckinSarah t1_j4x16ma wrote
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So how about we make that illegal? Matter of fact I support stealing trillions from them because they stole trillions from us during covid
ItsFckinSarah t1_j4voc99 wrote
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Yes. The government should force major corporations (34 percent paid 0 in federal taxes last year btw) to pay for it
We can literally rebuild sections of cities at a time and make a big improvement as quick as we can make a new strip mall.
Edit: no you rebuild the other parts. Not the people's houses. The point of a walkable city is you can walk from your house to anywhere you need. And if you do need to drive it will be shorter, and more scenic
ItsFckinSarah t1_j4uyvkw wrote
This is not uplifting. There is no such thing as a car that is good for the environment. If we all switched to electric that would still be bad because designing cities around cars as default causes the problem.
Electric cars need electricity and we get that from fossils fuels
ItsFckinSarah t1_j4xb9u6 wrote
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We will have another crash and they will bail out wallstreet. But beyond that union power IS increasing. Sure it's not winning every battle, and they knew the rail strike was one they couldn't allow so they fired their shots.
But millennials and gen z do not agree with laissez-faire capitalism. And they don't agree with American power structures either. So eventually it will fall