cowcity

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   by cowcity 1y ago

   Julius Rosenburg is an obvious one. The Nazis executed gobs of scientists. And I'm certain I could find other examples if needed, but that is off the top of my head.
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   by cowcity 1y ago

   I'm not making any moral claims. I'm just saying how history works.
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   by cowcity 1y ago

   Breaking rules isn't bad ; it's just hard to do successfully. Lincoln did it successfully, evidenced by the lack of people who sympathize with your complaints.
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   by cowcity 1y ago

   Or related to capital, politics, etc.
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   by cowcity 1y ago

   Landlords have much more power. Usually more money too, but always more power. Source: I am a landlord and I could temporarily destroy either of my roommates' livelihoods at the drop of a dime whenever I please. As a result, they are
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   by cowcity 1y ago

   Definitely
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   by cowcity 1y ago

   Nitpick all you want, but what I said is exactly right and you probably know that.
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   by cowcity 1y ago

   Americans are perfectly conditioned to instinctively and aggressively deny all three. :(
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   by cowcity 1y ago

   Excuse me? Unionization is responsible every worker's rights law ever passed.