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| Rich scum - you're time has come! |
Many teachers first responded to the news that their jobs might be lost by launching wildcat strikes through the calling in of sick days. Students, not to be out done by their teachers, walked out of their schools, and in some instances, launched brief occupations. Disability activists today also occupied for a short time the Republican HQ, before police arrived to spoil the party. Tea party activists have largely been shouted down, and despite their 'grassroots' efforts to counter the united force of public and private sector workers and their kids, have been totally unsuccessful. Seems their bumper sticker militancy only goes so far. Tens of thousands are now occupying the capital to demand that the bill be struck down and are threatening a general strike; at the same time Walker readies the National Guard. Many have also been inspired by the unrest in the Middle East. If people can get their leaders removed there, what is stopping us from doing it here?
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| Mubarak, Walker, the same motherfucker! |
For further reading:
Report from Madison: Fascists and Unions in the US North
Demonstrations Continues Against Attacks on Public Workers
A Message to Wisconsin's Insatiable Workers and Students
Students Walkout and Briefly Occupy
'Sickness' Spreading
GOP Office Occupied


your piece would have a little more credence if you proofread and use correct grammar.
ReplyDeletejust sayin'
I see typos every day in the newspaper, so don't worry too much about grammar. It's the ideas that matter, if you can't see past it that's cool.
ReplyDeleteideas are the marrow. not that the grammer etc isnt important, but far secondary. and also, you never know who wrote it - it could have been a native spanish speaker etc. unless you are one of those 'learn english if youre going to live in the USA!!' people. but then, why would you be on this page?
ReplyDeleteEverytime someone says that stuff has mistakes, you find a person that refuses to email us and stay, "Hey, here's a typo you could fix, just found it for you" or who doesn't offer to help us out.
ReplyDeleteJust saying.
I don't think a typo would have been noticed if the person reading was paying attention to what was being said more then the shape or the words themselves.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I have to point this out just for sheer irony of it:
"your ('your' should be capitalized) piece would have a little more credence if you proofread and use correct grammar.
just sayin' ('just' should be capitalized, and this is not a sentence)"
It's heartening to see Americans take cues from Egypt, but it's disheartening to see a strawman being attacked.
ReplyDeleteWhen you save money to buy something expensive, that's being a capitalist.
Being aware of corporate capitalism will help focus attacks better.
Better explanation.
Better terms.
A capitalist is someone that owns a part of the means of production and other people must work for him to get wages to survive.
ReplyDeleteSaving money isn't capitalist. It has nothing to do with it.
Don't confuse materialism with being a capitalist, which is a role in the economy.
Japanese text name person, this essay didn't mention the market once, so it's not exactly left-conflationist.
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