Person without conclusive evidence indicted with Federal charges.
Sentenced to death during the Easter Holiday.
During the Easter holiday, Christians mourned the passing of Jesus, an innocent man who spoke up against authority. On Easter Sunday Christians celebrate Jesus as he rose from the dead. For 2000 years we have had a yearly strike because Jesus was unjustly crucified.
89 posts and 10 image replies omitted.>>2280649It's funny you talk about the reality in your county while completely discounting the reality in ours. The guy you're handwringing over authorized the use of a faulty ai claims system that lead to thousands being denied coverage for lifesaving operations and medications they otherwise would have gotten.
https://www.hfsresearch.com/news/unitedhealthcares-ai-use-to-deny-claims-is-center-of-industrywide-debate/Also lol at you equivocating this piece of shit to an actual healthcare worker. No one's coming for you man don't worry.
>>2280696>The United Healthcare CEO was also a waged worker just doing his jobPFFFFHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
holy shit fuck you anon. you had me going for a while there goddamn. I needed that laugh.
>>2280758>petty bourgoisWe're getting to the point where this should be a banned phrase.
Nobody on this fucking website uses it correctly.
>>2280703What was his relation to the means of production? That of the bourgeoisie. He's not a wage worker, that's not how CEO compensation works, he's paid primarily in stock bonuses and his net worth was over $40m meaning he was not forced into a position of wage labor as the proletariat are.
Maybe learn what you're talking about before talking, and you'd look like less of a dumbass
>>2280910>He's not a wage worker, that's not how CEO compensation worksWrong. CEOs are paid salary which is a form of wage.
>stock bonuses and his net worth was over $40m meaning he was not forced into a position of wage labor as the proletariat are. Wrong. CEO's are forced into wage labor and exploited by shareholders. CEO's are paid salary, which is a form of wage, to provide immensely valuable intellectual labor.
>paid primarily in stock bonusesManagerial proletarians are paid in stocks, yet their pay is far below the value they produce. Stocks are wages in kind which are worse than actual money because the CEO is paid piece wage in worthless and non-fungible stocks which they can only sell after their managerial labor has already been immensely exploited.
>>2280928I can respect that, but you are in violation of ordinance four. CEOs are proletarians.
<'Real Proletarian' rhetoric which implies a large percentage of wage workers are not proletarians is banned - per modocracy vote passed on 2024-12-25In america, there are four million CEOs, and one fourth as many surgeons and doctors.
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/top-executives.htmhttps://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/physicians-and-surgeons.htmCEOs comprise quadruple the percentage of the proletariat than surgeons and doctors, but you say they are bourgeois. This is strict violation of ordinance four.
>>2280920also
>exploited by shareholders<Stocks are wages in kindamazing! Nobody's ever actually being exploited! You're just paying someone else's wages through the stock system!
>>2281661It depends on the context, but speaking generally, you don't want to encourage every schizo with a grudge and that kinda sorta maybe remembers reading the manifesto once to just grab a gun and start blasting. Random, unrestrained violence is a hell of a thing to introduce to a society, and it can work against you, especially if you're trying to build an actual revolutionary movement. It also creates a perfect pretext for glowies to carry out false flags in your name.
Putting it another way, revolutionary violence is a double edged sword, and you want to control its swing as much as possible.
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