I recently watched a video on YouTube by Robert Reich, where he posted several CEOs of US grocery stores saying point blank that they have raised their prices by around 30% or more because they haven’t gotten any push back yet, people have to eat, and that their responsibility is not to the average American, but to their wealthy shareholders. What happened in the US was that a number of years ago, corporations were given the same rights as individuals. It’s especially heartbreaking in terms of our broken healthcare system. We don’t have socialized medicine, so all the healthcare here is for-profit. The number one cause of bankruptcy in my country is due to outstanding medical debt. I personally have thousands in medical debt from my 3 hospitalizations in 2022, and I received horrible treatment each time. Bill collectors call me every day. Each of my 3 Emergency Room visits cost over 30k USD, and even though I was insured and the insurance company paid over 90% of my bills, I still owe thousands. I don’t have the money. So I don’t answer my phone anymore. I look at the bills, and the threats therein, and just tear them up and throw them away. But it gnaws at me. My government failed me, and I have no safety net. So I get how you feel, my friend. I’m very angry.
These US grocery CEOs join the fools in their self-inflicted blindness.
Minority shareholder wealth must be amassed from the masses of average Americans.
You don't take care of the majority of humanity, eventually they will inexorably uprise and lynch you into smithereens.
These auto-maimed hoarders do not want to be mindful that they need everyone else for everything that keeps their life maintained so comfortably,
especially the slave machines and robotic humans who do their every bidding.
Just like King John, and earlier predecessors in human history, learned the hard way (in his case, forced into signing the Magna Carta), eventually they have to sacrifice their licentiousness to guarantee everyone's freedoms.
I recently watched a video on YouTube by Robert Reich, where he posted several CEOs of US grocery stores saying point blank that they have raised their prices by around 30% or more because they haven’t gotten any push back yet, people have to eat, and that their responsibility is not to the average American, but to their wealthy shareholders. What happened in the US was that a number of years ago, corporations were given the same rights as individuals. It’s especially heartbreaking in terms of our broken healthcare system. We don’t have socialized medicine, so all the healthcare here is for-profit. The number one cause of bankruptcy in my country is due to outstanding medical debt. I personally have thousands in medical debt from my 3 hospitalizations in 2022, and I received horrible treatment each time. Bill collectors call me every day. Each of my 3 Emergency Room visits cost over 30k USD, and even though I was insured and the insurance company paid over 90% of my bills, I still owe thousands. I don’t have the money. So I don’t answer my phone anymore. I look at the bills, and the threats therein, and just tear them up and throw them away. But it gnaws at me. My government failed me, and I have no safety net. So I get how you feel, my friend. I’m very angry.
These US grocery CEOs join the fools in their self-inflicted blindness.
Minority shareholder wealth must be amassed from the masses of average Americans.
You don't take care of the majority of humanity, eventually they will inexorably uprise and lynch you into smithereens.
These auto-maimed hoarders do not want to be mindful that they need everyone else for everything that keeps their life maintained so comfortably,
especially the slave machines and robotic humans who do their every bidding.
Just like King John, and earlier predecessors in human history, learned the hard way (in his case, forced into signing the Magna Carta), eventually they have to sacrifice their licentiousness to guarantee everyone's freedoms.
Currently, it is the lessons of the Poutine.