Eat The Rich
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In the struggle for justice, there is no such thing as going too far.
We are reading 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism by Ha-Joon Chang
We are reading 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism by Ha-Joon Chang
Remember: resistance is NEVER futile!
February 4, 2025 at 1:29 AM
Remember: resistance is NEVER futile!
Luigi Mangione went to Starbucks and McDonald's, and those two decisions led to his arrest. Remember kids, if you boycott, you don't get caught.
December 14, 2024 at 12:34 AM
Luigi Mangione went to Starbucks and McDonald's, and those two decisions led to his arrest. Remember kids, if you boycott, you don't get caught.
The lie: humans are all selfish and only act in self-interest.
Truth: humans are taught to be selfish by capitalists so people don't question when greedy corporations treat them selfishly.
Truth: humans are taught to be selfish by capitalists so people don't question when greedy corporations treat them selfishly.
December 6, 2024 at 11:42 PM
The lie: humans are all selfish and only act in self-interest.
Truth: humans are taught to be selfish by capitalists so people don't question when greedy corporations treat them selfishly.
Truth: humans are taught to be selfish by capitalists so people don't question when greedy corporations treat them selfishly.
Lie: workers are fairly compensated in capitalism based on their productivity and talent.
Truth: capitalists block freedom of movement so workers are unable to fairly participate in labor markets. While simultaneously allowing unrestricted flow of capital to exploit those captured markets.
Truth: capitalists block freedom of movement so workers are unable to fairly participate in labor markets. While simultaneously allowing unrestricted flow of capital to exploit those captured markets.
November 26, 2024 at 6:48 PM
Lie: workers are fairly compensated in capitalism based on their productivity and talent.
Truth: capitalists block freedom of movement so workers are unable to fairly participate in labor markets. While simultaneously allowing unrestricted flow of capital to exploit those captured markets.
Truth: capitalists block freedom of movement so workers are unable to fairly participate in labor markets. While simultaneously allowing unrestricted flow of capital to exploit those captured markets.
Lie: Shareholders own companies, therefore companies should be run in their interests.
Truth: Stakeholders are the least committed of any stakeholder to a company's long term viability. They will sacrifice the long term health of the company for short term gains.
Truth: Stakeholders are the least committed of any stakeholder to a company's long term viability. They will sacrifice the long term health of the company for short term gains.
November 25, 2024 at 6:31 PM
Lie: Shareholders own companies, therefore companies should be run in their interests.
Truth: Stakeholders are the least committed of any stakeholder to a company's long term viability. They will sacrifice the long term health of the company for short term gains.
Truth: Stakeholders are the least committed of any stakeholder to a company's long term viability. They will sacrifice the long term health of the company for short term gains.
Lie: Free markets exist and are the most efficient way to allocate resources.
Truth: Markets can not exist without rules and regulations. In fact, markets are defined by their rules and regulations. What differentiates any transaction from theft is that society's rules around acceptable trade.
Truth: Markets can not exist without rules and regulations. In fact, markets are defined by their rules and regulations. What differentiates any transaction from theft is that society's rules around acceptable trade.
November 24, 2024 at 5:34 PM
Lie: Free markets exist and are the most efficient way to allocate resources.
Truth: Markets can not exist without rules and regulations. In fact, markets are defined by their rules and regulations. What differentiates any transaction from theft is that society's rules around acceptable trade.
Truth: Markets can not exist without rules and regulations. In fact, markets are defined by their rules and regulations. What differentiates any transaction from theft is that society's rules around acceptable trade.
