sh*t still kills me to this day

There's a nickel plant in WV that says they get responsibly sourced raw materials.....but the way they treat employees/community/environment I don't believe a single fucking word of that.

I've gotta make a sculpting space of my own

I want my community to have a garden, a tool/seed library and communal learning center where people can learn basic welding/carpentry/plumbing/machining for free. That's a long term goal for me

Lol Im just talking into the void, random thought put into words

Sometimes I wish I could be more candid and open online, or vulnerable I guess you could say. But I'm way too paranoid for that

My leftist origin story:

- I worked at a shitty machine shop as a laborer. The work was dangerous, critical parts on large equipment was neglected to a hazardous degree. Worked 3 months and left.
-began learning WV's labor history
-started unlearning the bullshit history I was taught
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I'm counting the time till I get to clock out and sculpt.

This job is such horseshit, wrong things prioritized, shit done as cheaply as possible etc. I just want to make art and grow potatoes

My dad wasn't toxic in a lot of ways, one way he was/is (to a lesser extent now) is the stuff about being a good worker. I made up my mind a long time ago that I'd never be the model worker, that I would always be hostile towards management.

Sometimes I just want to delete everything an go offline. But then I wouldn't get any news from Palestine/Sudan/DRC

I need copper scrap prices to go back up, that would be great

I just think it's good practice to not be a condescending dick to people poorer than me when they're explaining how they're financially struggling

Square body Chevy with a rocket battery mounted to it attacking the occupation forces!? That's hard fucking core!

Finally put some stickers on the old welding hood