so let me get this straight:
according to you
-lack of access to capitalist healthcare
-capitalist caused hunger
-corporate command and control economies
-capitalist bureaucracy and power abuse
ALL OK??
I drink your milkshake! a metaphor for capitalism
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according to you
-lack of access to capitalist healthcare
-capitalist caused hunger
-corporate command and control economies
-capitalist bureaucracy and power abuse
ALL OK??
YES!! Now you're getting it!
im against those things regardless if its slavery, capitalism, government socialism
oldngrays an unwitting defender of the status quo
American exceptionalism
Fast Company recently reported on the potential comeback of one of the most infamous building materials of recent memory. Asbestos is now legally allowed back into U.S. manufacturing under a serious of loopholes by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). As Fast Company reported, on June 1, the EPA authorized a “SNUR” (Significant New Use Rule) that allowed the distribution of products containing asbestos on a case-by-case basis.
According to Fast Company, the EPA’s recently released report detailing its new framework for evaluating the risk of its top prioritized substances states that the agency will “no longer consider the effect or presence of substances in the air, ground, or water in its risk assessments.”
This news comes after the EPA reviewed its first batch of 10 chemicals under the 2016 amendment to the 1976 Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), which requires the agency to continually reevaluate hundreds of potentially toxic chemicals in lieu of removing them from the market or placing new restrictions on their use. The SNUR greenlights companies to use toxic chemicals like asbestos without consideration about how they will endanger people who are indirectly in contact with them.
Asbestos was widely used in building insulation up until it was completely banned in most countries in the 1970s. The U.S. severely restricted its use without completely outlawing it. As Fast Company covered, the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization (ADAO) revealed in April that asbestos-related deaths now total nearly 40,000 annually, with lung cancer and mesothelioma being the most common illnesses in association with the toxin.
Fast Company recently reported on the potential comeback of one of the most infamous building materials of recent memory. Asbestos is now legally allowed back into U.S. manufacturing under a serious of loopholes by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). As Fast Company reported, on June 1, the EPA authorized a “SNUR” (Significant New Use Rule) that allowed the distribution of products containing asbestos on a case-by-case basis.
According to Fast Company, the EPA’s recently released report detailing its new framework for evaluating the risk of its top prioritized substances states that the agency will “no longer consider the effect or presence of substances in the air, ground, or water in its risk assessments.”
This news comes after the EPA reviewed its first batch of 10 chemicals under the 2016 amendment to the 1976 Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), which requires the agency to continually reevaluate hundreds of potentially toxic chemicals in lieu of removing them from the market or placing new restrictions on their use. The SNUR greenlights companies to use toxic chemicals like asbestos without consideration about how they will endanger people who are indirectly in contact with them.
Asbestos was widely used in building insulation up until it was completely banned in most countries in the 1970s. The U.S. severely restricted its use without completely outlawing it. As Fast Company covered, the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization (ADAO) revealed in April that asbestos-related deaths now total nearly 40,000 annually, with lung cancer and mesothelioma being the most common illnesses in association with the toxin.
Boy, you must have sucked on a lot of lead based painted windowsills when you were a kid.
in the movie titanic directed by socialist (and canadan surprise surprise) james Cameron, the crew drinks, the ship sinks and a bunch of ppl die.
I think in real life, the titanic is our civilization, the crew is the rich and govt and instead of responsibly steering our civilization, we are going off the cliff and they are partying with all their money and don't want the music to stop.
I think in real life, the titanic is our civilization, the crew is the rich and govt and instead of responsibly steering our civilization, we are going off the cliff and they are partying with all their money and don't want the music to stop.
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That capitalist is laughing about at you all the way to the bank.
The only thing that happened was 70 random people wasted 5 minutes of their lives. Don't flatter yourself.
not just me...ive been trying to tell u that's what they've been doing to defenders of capitalism and workers.
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no the device is $50
youtube is too busy ripping off content creators to give that kind of money
consumers rely on youtube reviewsThe only thing that happened was 70 random people wasted 5 minutes of their lives. Don't flatter yourself.
you can say that again. could b worse than ups thoRight?
I'm in the wrong career, apparently.
H.E. Pennypacker
Mmm, Mombasa!
Hey guys, when did Karl Marx start working for UPS?!
being told what to do all the time is not freedom
ralph nader says apple achieved the $1,000,000,000,000 mark by stock buybacks, serf labour, and over priced iphone. he calls corporations private governments. Chomsky and varoufakis have also called them command and control similar to so called communism. us companies have a lower rate of investment than EU companies. compares stock buybacks to burning money.
capitalism has a lot of problems in common with other economic systems and that's why its a failure too.
capitalism has a lot of problems in common with other economic systems and that's why its a failure too.
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oldngray
nowhere special
When his cousin Groucho got him a job.
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