It's already here, there is already hyper inflation it's just hidden in the raw materials and housing market right now.
We'll be lucky if it's only as bad as the 1970s.
imagine how much farther it goes if you just don't comply at all.
And they are both parasites on working people.
The corporate class is the government class and vice versa.
Except Jefferson ended the importation of slaves as president and Washington freed all of his slaves when he died.
I bought his pillows for the first time, and honestly, they aren't my cup of tea, they're too firm. High quality but just not what I am into.
He's probably made so much money off exposing election fraud he can't afford to stop.
Execution by a mob of angry people seems like a better way.
If the average person understood how the political system works in this country, the rich, politicians and bankers would be in a pile of corpses.
Thus the censorship
Oh, the current laws get enforced, try competing with one of the corporations who paid for those laws to be created.
You're right that no laws against the corporations are enforced, though, there is no standing.
If they ban your name from being said on mainstream media/youtube to stop your influence from spreading, you know you're doing something right.
That'd be nice, it's time to get money out of politics.
We need to destroy the republican party / make a new party or this will never happen.
They are bought and paid for and not willing to fight back at all.
Every single time.
Republicans are utter trash and won't do anything to offend their corporate masters.
It's high time that the corrupt and rich pay for their sins is what I heard.
Forget BLM and the democrats, let's just take care of the people funding them and end this oligarchic take over.
Not the communists, the fascists/oligarchs/corporations.
It's an important distinction, there really are no billionaire communists trying to overthrow capitalism.
It is the megacorps trying to overthrow capitalism and replace it with a corporatist dystopia, and they are winning massively.
No standing unless you're traded on the NYSE.
Sorry, no standing unless you're a megacorp.
Haven't you people learned how the federalist society operates yet?
I am well aware of how the fast food industry works, I would explain how but I would dox myself. Their level of corruption varies from place to place but I do know of at least one instance of the local fast food establishment bribing local politicians to get a light put up in front of their store, making a very inconvenient set of triple lighted intersections.
Anyone getting government contracts is in a mutual partnership with your local politicians.
Most of the rich people are in general corrupt and in a mutual partnership with politicians, it is way easier to make money bribing politicians than it is to sell on the free market.
Gun manufacturers CAN get sued anyway, if their products are faulty or otherwise cause injury to the user or don't do what they are supposed to they CAN BE SUED.
It's not similar to vaccines at all, the manufacturer of covid vaccines can't be sued if someone is injured using their product AS INTENDED.
Gun manufacturers can't be sued for MISUSING their product. This same protection applies to every industry, imagine if Ford were held responsible if a driver intentionally ran over someone.
Because you're not a citizen you're a slave to corporate interests.
The republican party is ran by god damn idiots from the top to the bottom.
We'd lose very little institutional power just abandoning them, they are truly stupid as possible.
They're either stupid or they are all infiltrators intentionally there to undermine the party, or both.
I learned this by trying to get involved in local politics.
I think you underestimate what some of these construction companies are making, but that depends on where you live. Fixing one intersection or putting up an apartment complex will easily net these companies $1 million, the owners live in palatial estates and build whole neighborhoods.
It doesn't require being rich to own a fast food place, it requires about $1.5 million networth and $500k operating capital. At least for Tim Hortons, which is one of the few expanding fast food chains right now.
Yeah, $1.5 million is a high networth but that's completely normal for someone in their 50s in the middle class to be able to achieve.
Bigger towns have bigger construction companies and they by definition need to be involved in politics to get their projects built.
You're right, though, anyone with money can influence it and it is surprising how little it takes.
Unfortunately, what I've learned so far is politics is decided by the elite and wealthy.
Most of the local organizations that currently exist are either church organizations or they are secretly ran by the rich.
I want to take that organizational power and put it into the hands of the people with a networking system so that candidates have access to people with marketing skills, graphic design, political know how, and software developing plus a host of open source software that populists can use such as door knocking apps and website templates.
If you need $20k just to setup the bare minimum a campaign needs in materials, then of course the rich will control everything but we're going to lower that baseline.
I'm sure there are more ways to destroy the rich's organizational power but I think this will be big and it's something I actually have the technical skill to pull off
The establishment is bigger than lawyers and politicians, it's all of the rich.
Your local businessman who owns the construction company? Yeah, he buys your local politicians.
The establishment doesn't care about policy positions, they don't care about the constitution or liberty.
They care about using the government as an instrument to empower and enrich themselves at our expense.
This is how it works in red states, this is how it works in blue states, this is how it works if you think your local politicians are the good guys. This is how it works if you think the system isn't rigged.
And the only solution is to take organizational and institutional power away from the rich by whatever means necessary.
Good luck taking over your local GOP, you will find it is even more compromised than you imagined.