Fredthefishlord @ Fredthefishlord @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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Working class does not mean poor. It means people who work for their living. You have frontline manual labor workers who make over 100k and you dare suggest that just because they put in the work to unionize, that they aren't working class?

So you think it's right to blame people who did what they could? Just because others voted against them? Prick.

If that was true, no authoritarian governments would ever get overthrown...

I mean yes, that's why you have to abandon legal means. Because it's too late.

Yeah seriously $8 for a small border? Crazy pricing

Much of the public also voted for trump. I'm not so sure we should be thinking very highly of much of the public's eye.

... Wait, you think libertarian is the average?

Is ancap not synonymous with libertarian? Either way, you all lack understanding of what the government needs to do for an area to function

I feel like you should leave saying that for another year or 2. It's understandable that people aren't quite yet ready to abandon legal means.

I mean... You have the assumption that definitions do not change.

Hmm. I'm aiming to learn around 4000 words before I start working on writing kanji. Another

especially the simple ones will have more readings

Personally I like doulingo for hiragana/katakana.

But after that, anki is my god, my king, my one and only. (Few thousand words in.)

"don't want to do this but do it anyways" is such a great way to mount a defense a against hostile acts by the president

You think it's erased just from this, the fuck?

A tesla is well within the range of affordable for a working class person. Someone with a decent job will be making 100k, and it's not hard to get a Tesla on that budget.

I don't live in gaza. My only care on that is wishing for the united states to stop giving weapons to Israel to enable it. I believe people have obligations to their own areas. And that all beyond that is courtesy, unless they're the cause of the damages.

But either way, one person can't stand up for every issue. I chose mine. I chose my focus.

Unions were here before they were legal and they'll be here after. The fact that you think unions rely purely on legal power suggests that you don't actually understand unions.

It's a useful tool for finding like minded people to organize with either way. And by organize, I do not mean for just peaceful protesting.