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Maybe we should, like, storm one of these ice facilities, have our own bastille day.

Meanwhile, the US is trying to go to 60 hour workweeks and 6-day workweeks.

Labor needs to organize, and the rich need to be broken.

I think a lot of people are struggling economically, and movie theaters are kind of expensive. If labor had a bigger slice of the pie, more of them would probably spend it on movies.

I used to go to a theater that served food and drink right to your seat, and enforced silence from the crowd. It was pretty good. But that's also like $50 a go.

I enjoyed the simplicity of old video game RPGs where the price of the item directly scaled with the value of the item. Armor for 1000gp was just straight out better than the one for 300gp.

He should be stepping down from a gallows.

If we were all in the room, we could strangle Sam Altman or whatever other capitalist dog was calling the shots.

I kind of want to live in a world where people stop using tiktok because short form video like that seems bad for your brain.

Well... since a lot of people don't read books, and our public education has kind of failed, maybe we could use television to teach people about politics.

Maybe do The Jungle so people remember why regulation is important, and maybe even go the extra mile so they learn about organization.

Something about how weekends were fought for in the us, maybe.

Trust-busting, so people can remember that mega-corps aren't your friend.

On the other hand, some people sincerely think Homelander is the hero of The Boys, so maybe we're doomed.

I think your text has what are supposed to be spoilers on some phrases, but they are fully revealed to me (lemmy, firefox browser)

I don't believe canada is perfect but the US is really fucking bad, so it would probably be an improvement.

Though enemies of the US would probably be cackling at it dissolving. US conservatives really are a heady cocktail of traitors and absolute fucking idiots.

Your message is hard to read because you didn't use paragraph breaks.

I used to use RPG.net a lot. They have pretty strict moderation, which keeps the place from turning into some kinds of shit holes. But you also can't tell someone they're a fool, or all Republicans are traitors. Takes some getting used to, but is probably worth it.