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The USA is just 3 Corporations in a trench coat. And corporations are just pyramid schemes.
People will lose their minds if you suggest giving someone medical care for free, but they keep ignoring all the landlords and CEOs and private equity groups and all the middlemen extracting the vast majority of all the wealth out, while also contributing the absolute least.
The fact that we have a system where one person works every waking minute of their life and still can’t afford basic food and housing and another person sits around all day on their 3rd yacht sipping one of a kind wines and rakes in billions is insanity.
Human = Hu Officer
Man = Officer
Woman = Wo Officer
Oman = O Officer
He-Man = He-Officer = They-Officer
Anchorman = Anchor Officer
Batman = Bat Officer
Boogeyman= Boogey Officer
German = Ger Officer
Henchman = Hench Officer
Colonel_Panic_to
politics @lemmy.world•Return-to-office mandates are killing workplace trust
1·2 days agoWe all do. Because all RTO is bullshit and they know it. The government mandated a big push for it and all the CEOs had been salivating for it the whole time and all piled in too. It’s a huge step backwards, but it’s a way to prop up their real estate values and assert control and also bonus soft layoffs in a struggling economy and it’s at the employees’ expense! The bourgeois love to squeeze every last dollar out of the proletariat.
We all constantly get royally fucked by the government and the lack of worker protections or unions. I don’t get why literally every working class person isn’t voting for and fighting for unions and protections and better wages and all that.
Colonel_Panic_to
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If my partner (biological-female) comes out as a trans-man. Wouldn't still being attracted to him make me (biological-male) homosexual?
1·6 days agoWe always knew you were a banana.
Colonel_Panic_to
politics @lemmy.world•Return-to-office mandates are killing workplace trust
10·6 days agoOnly if you’re an AI agent. Humans, nope.
Don’t Panic!
Colonel_Panic_to
politics @lemmy.world•Return-to-office mandates are killing workplace trust
43·6 days agoIt sure killed the last tiny iota I had left. My company had some WFH before COVID, we all did 6 years full WFH until just recently, they also announced a big “WFH is the future!” Thing last year. Then this year changed their minds and issued an RTO mandate.
I could MAYBE understand working in the same building if my whole team all worked directly together on the same project and we were all in the office, but a giant chunk of the company is all over the country, 3/4 my team is remote, but me and a few unlucky chumps have to drive in to join the video calls from a conference room that never connects correctly and is 10x harder to hear and communicate in.
But this is “for collaboration” we were told. It’s been almost a year now and I have yet to have an 100% in person meeting or any meaningful collaboration or anything positive really. It’s cost me more money, cost me and the company a lot of wasted time sitting in a car, it made work 10x slower and harder to do, my mental health dropped drastically and a ton of our best coworkers all left and the extra work got dumped on us that stayed.
It’s hell. I also “quietly quit” because they don’t even care about actual work getting done, only if everyone looks busy and the spreadsheet numbers look all pretty. I used to work hard and enjoyed my job, not anymore, and RTO + strict helicopter management is the cause.
Colonel_Panic_to
Technology@lemmy.world•New Parody Site Threatens to Replace CEOs With AI for Tiny Fraction of Their Bloated SalariesEnglish
1·6 days ago“AI” from 90s video games, where you tell your unit to go build something and it gets stuck on the one tree in its path.
CEOs fall for it every time.
No no no. Not unless you count treason, lying under oath, election interference, insurrection, stealing government documents, diddling little kids, tax fraud, other fraud, an entire lifetime of fraud, abuse, insider trading, starting wars without authorization, ordering murders, hush money deals, warrantless searches and kidnapping and abuse of innocent civilians and things like that as crime. Other than that, nope, just law abiding leaders trying to protect their people in a totally legitimate way that totally works successfully all the time and never ruins innocent people’s lives, nothing to see here at all.
Colonel_Panic_to
politics @lemmy.world•Trump announces re-election bid in rambling address to Washington media
2·9 days agoExactly. Two big things at play with all this.
A. Legal loopholes and bizarre interpretations of wording. We see it every day, lawyers and politicians and the elites find the craziest ways to dodge the laws that bind your or I.
B. He ALREADY violates COUNTLESS laws and the constitution and the amendments and none of those are being enforced. He violated the 14th by inciting and enabling an insurrection, no consequences. He has committed treason with foreign powers, no consequences. He stole government documents and had them at his damn resort, no consequences. He committed election interference and fraud, no consequences. He diddled little children, no consequences. He’s committed non-stop grifts and scams and frauds with his status of PUBLIC OFFICE as president for personal gain at the expense of the country, no consequences. And no one even wants to read this far, but the list keeps going. Not a single REAL consequence yet, he’s captured all 3 branches of the government and has loyalists everywhere that are stopping any real actions against him, just like a classic mob crime boss.
So if laws can be dodged or interpreted differently and if the laws we do have simple aren’t being enforced then there literally is nothing preventing him from continuing on, and he can make up whatever scenario he wants to pacify his brain-dead-followers into believing it’s the “right thing to do”.
Hell, he could just say “the libs are trying to come get ya! I need to stay president to stop em!” And 77mil people would fall in line. Ugh.
Colonel_Panic_to
politics @lemmy.world•Trump announces re-election bid in rambling address to Washington media
1·9 days agoObjection! Average citizens are easily misled by anything that moves or sparkles or jingles or…, hell, even rocks.
Colonel_Panic_to
politics @lemmy.world•Trump announces re-election bid in rambling address to Washington media
5·9 days agoThey can just declare “a term” to mean 10 years. Or say “the law means two CONSECUTIVE terms is the limit” or whatever they want.
If no one stops them or holds them accountable or enforces the law or constitution then what’s the point of having any laws?
Not that laws have ever been fairly enforced, but come on…
Colonel_Panic_to
politics @lemmy.world•Trump announces re-election bid in rambling address to Washington media
1·9 days agoJury duty, but for the judges too?
Colonel_Panic_to
politics @lemmy.world•Trump announces re-election bid in rambling address to Washington media
17·9 days agoIs it though? I’ve already seen arguments like “It only means two CONSECUTIVE terms” and other such bs arguments.
The thing is, if no one enforces a law then you have no law. You can write a rule on a piece of paper, but if you don’t follow it what does it actually mean?
Colonel_Panic_to
Funny@sh.itjust.works•Greece naming their AD system after a guy who is famous for having a weak point for projectiles and was killed by one
1·9 days agoSpace ships. It makes sense now!
Colonel_Panic_to
Work Reform@lemmy.world•'Starvation Wages' at Giant US Corporations Force Workers to Seek Taxpayer-Funded Aid
4·10 days agoOr bombing kids, or being grifted away, or funding a gestapo, or starting another new war…
All that is fine, but don’t you dare help a common person!!!
Colonel_Panic_to
politics @lemmy.world•Trump will declare a ‘national emergency’ before midterms: Bannon
32·10 days agoThe fraud is rampant. It’s called gerrymandering, closing polling locations, poll taxes (ID requirements that cost money), propaganda, voter intimidation, etc
Republicans are obsessed with voter fraud because they are the ones doing it and they can’t comprehend that everyone else wouldn’t be too. “I cheat all the time, how come I can never catch the other guys cheating?”
Colonel_Panic_to
politics @lemmy.world•Trump announces re-election bid in rambling address to Washington media
1792·10 days agoDon’t forget that he is only president NOW because we are already ignoring the constitution. Don’t act like breaking a different amendment is any different. We already lost our constitution and rule of law when we stopped enforcing them.
14th amendment - Section 3
“No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice-President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any State legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any State, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. But Congress may by a vote of two-thirds of each House, remove such disability.”
He engaged in insurrection, Congress never voted to remove it, he is holding office NOW despite our constitution stating quite clearly he is ineligible.
Illegitimate president.




Let’s start with a line of guillotines and just see where the wind takes us, shall we?
What’s life without a little of the unexpected?