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lemmy.ca

Wow. Who knew that allowing wealthy individuals to purchase the means of disseminating information would result in that information favouring the views of that wealthy owner. I'm sure unlimited political donations doesn't result in anything similar, either.

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lemmy.world

I often wonder if a wealthy individual (or several) encouraged the mob to infiltrate unions in the last century in order to destabilize them.

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lemmy.world

That's always been a thing since the time of the Pinkertons and hasn't changed.

Rockstar games was reported to have had a mole within the Glasgow software union they busted up by firing all of the workers. That jackass did it for extra time off apparently.

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That jackass did it for extra time off apparently.

He... didn't think that maybe the union could help him get that...?

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Ironically, the very same Rockstar Games that was sued by the Pinkertons for portraying them as the bad guys and won because, let's face it, the Pinkertons were the bad guys.

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Yeah but doing that doesn't kill the reputation of the unions in the eyes of the workers.

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Well, the Supreme Court said money is speech, so I guess they think so.

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I wonder if one day the world would be forced to recognize that hoarding hundrends of billions is a hurtful and dangerous crime comitted by people with antisocial personality disorders, who should be stopped and treated instead of encouraged.

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lemmy.ca

Any old people here remember when reporters were supposed to be courageous and hold those in power to account by asking hard questions?

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infosec.pub

I still can't get over how much he cultivates that Lex Luthor vibe, in deed and appearance.

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You know those guys love Lex Luthor behind the scenes. I'm sure they talk about it, probably have a secret LL Society, with passwords, and secret handshakes, and whatnot.

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As a local, one of the interesting things is that WaPo has always been anti-union, especially when it came to the unions of their own employees. It's obviously worse now, but even in their supposed liberal inside-the-Beltway heyday, they were anti-union whenever given the chance. Canceling my subscription almost 15yrs ago remains something I have no regrets about.

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The paper seems to argue unerringly in favor of the boss’s financial interests

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lemmy.world

Why does he look like someone else? Did the Hollywood Star Whackers take the original bozos out for being rude to Shatner during a profound moment?

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lemmy.world

I think he got his droopy eye fixed. He probably also got jaw filler but it’s hard to tell from this angle

I looked at it again I’m positive he got jaw fillers done

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piefed.social

I am genuinely surprised to hear this from you, what is bad about organization?

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Oh goddamnit, I was shit posting about "Roganization" cause he looks like Joe Rogan now.

Thanks for asking, updated because the shit posts must flow. 🫡

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STARBUCKS was giving him so much excitment in union busting the cafe shops, everytime they tried to unionize.

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