The revitalization of the labor movement isn’t going to destroy capitalism; it’s the only thing that can save it.

Apr 2, 2022 · 12:37 AM UTC

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To me the most enlightened economies are hybrids of socialism and capitalism, as in certain Scandinavian countries.
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Capitalism is exploitative and harmful. It prioritizes capital over need. Why should we aim to save capitalism?
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If the labor movement ends up saving capitalism then we're fucked
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Gotta come to terms with how Israel killed JFK first... The documents were released in 2019 and we're still pretending we need more info, read "how a showdown with the U.S almost blew up Israel's nuclear program" on Haaretz.
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Be a lot cooler if they didn't.
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Save capitalism? Why on earth would you want to do that? It’s an INHERENTLY unequal system most definitely not worth preserving.
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So then tell all your followers about why UAW's Walter Reuther was assassinated because he pulled out of pro war labor coalition to support the RFK and MLK anti-war coalition, then all 3 were assassinated by CIA/National Security State. It's the most important moment in US Labo
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Very perceptive This means we are going to see more unionization in the US blessed covertly by the American capitalist class. But the flip side is also there. Unionization can also lead to workers militancy and the emergence of a Marxist movement.
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This is why you're a Democrat
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We don’t wanna save this shit
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