As a Mercenary Designer, I give my heart freely in service to many, but I "serve" no man. Bend the knee to none.

Did you know all your toy-soldiers have access to some pretty-good socialized healthcare, while they are enlisted?

You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery. This is why I encourage more minds to become their own masters.

• 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)

• 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)

• 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)

• 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

• 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)

• 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

• 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

• 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)

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.

In a world where you had an insurrection by boomer-nazis, and folks say Kirk was "moderate", the Dems have become "centrists" and aren't far left-enough.

Never forget Schumer is a Zionist and is in the pocket of Israel.

The bones of the Rich will not even make for good bread.

Protecting Pedophiles, Rapists, those who would use ICE to terrorize The People, and those who purposefully deny Food and a Living Wage to over 40% of "Americans"; not to mention those who have "insurance" are about to see their premiums more-than-double.

Nah, it's not a silly concept.

Watched (Elite) dubbed as it's essentially a Spanish Telanovela ): S3 they switched up a few voice and my heart sank for a sec. But they made her fem-V from Cyberpunk2077.

The MOMENT I saw this, I wanted her to have magentisms. You thought this was just a jacket?

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