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Labor Rally In Austin commemorated Fallen Workers
For those who think Disabled Workers complain too much about how we’re cast out by society, these are mock coffins carried to commemorate the ones who are now forever silent and can no longer complain about how deregulated workplaces, Union … Continue reading
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Troglytes beneath us
We’ve bred our worker class, Troglytes with no aspiration to look any further than their noses. I saw three gathered at a Starbucks. They’re here. It was at one of those Starbucks inside a supermarket. They were killing time, … Continue reading