The relief bill will keep millions of people from drowning. But it doesn’t even begin to restructure our economy so that the well-being of people is placed before the well-being of corporations. American lives are constantly sacrificed at the altar of greed and it needs to stop.

Mar 13, 2021 · 2:19 PM UTC

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They're throwing drowning families child-sized snorkelers and taking victory laps as if they're Aquaman and Mera. It's grotesque and it's cruel.
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Keeps them drowning for a month, maybe.
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It won't keep a single goddamn person from drowning.
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It will help but it won't keep people from fully drowning due to you know no real help for over 9 months.
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Hola, leo tus palabras es la misma situación, en Argentina, igual, en todo el mundo. La salud, no es prioridad, el bien del pueblo no es prioridad, solo el beneficio económico,
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Replying to @marwilliamson @sdgrumbine
it will only stop when there is no longer a money factor in the electoral process. once that stops, only true public servants will be running for office...
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We need to pay attention to our electrical grid! The cost of an extreme space weather event, if it hits Earth, could reach trillions of dollars with a potential recovery time of 4-10 years that could kill 9 of 10 Americans through starvation, disease, and societal collapse.
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This was foretold by Kenneth Galbraith in "New Industrial State"
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