bommo4444

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Gay old man with no patience for MAGA, racists homophobes

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rbreich , (edited ) to random
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A new study found that 35 major corporations paid execs MORE than what they paid in federal income taxes between 2018 and 2022.

Each of the companies generated billions of dollars in profit over the same period.

When I say the system is rigged for the rich, this is what I mean.

bommo4444 ,

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I sold all my Tesla stock when it was worth something, most people should after learning of MUSKASS's compensation

rbreich , to random
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Who do you trust more with TikTok — China, or American billionaires? https://robertreich.substack.com/p/who-do-you-trust-more-with-tiktok?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon

bommo4444 ,

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NEITHER

GottaLaff , (edited ) to random
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🤦🏻‍♀️Guess this is how he plans to scrape up enough to pay his legal bills and fines? 1/...

Via Ron Filipkowski:

is Selling “Trump Sneakers at Sneaker Con Today for $399.
https://www.meidastouch.com/news/trump-is-selling-399-shoes-today-at-sneaker-con

And Via Kyle Griffin:

Biden-Harris 2024 Comms Director Michael Tyler on Trump's appearance at Sneaker Con:

"Donald Trump showing up to hawk bootleg Off-Whites is the closest he'll get to any Air Force Ones ever again for the rest of his life."

bommo4444 ,

@GottaLaff he is going to have to sell 864,000 pairs. Are there that many fools in America?

luckytran , to random
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I just published a letter in @washingtonpost on the CDC's potential change in COVID isolation guidelines.

"COVID isn’t over, and we shouldn’t act like it is"

Link: https://washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/02/16/covid-isnt-over-we-shouldnt-act-like-it-is/

Covid isn’t over, and we shouldn’t act like it is The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s potential loosening of coronavirus isolation guidelines is a reckless, anti-public health policy that goes against science, encourages disease spread and puts everyone at greater risk. The bare minimum we should have learned from a devastating pandemic that has killed and disabled millions is that we should stay home when we are sick. Yet, inexplicably, by caving in to corporate interests, governments are encouraging people to not even do the bare minimum. The truth is that covid is still killing and disabling way too many people, and too many people are locked out of society and can’t even access medical care safely because of high levels of covid transmission. We still need science-based isolation guidance, and we need better public health protections. For some, there are understandable financial reasons they can’t take time off work for an extended period. But instead of weakening isolation guidance for everyone, governments can more effectively reduce harm by pushing for increased structural supports that reduce virus spread, such as free N95 masks and more paid sick leave and clean-air infrastructure. The pandemic isn’t over, and covid isn’t over. The coronavirus might look different than in 2020, but it is still harming many people, and we need to make long-term adjustments to make society healthier and accessible to everyone.
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    It aint I just got over it 3 weeks ago for the second time and I have been shot up and boosted to oblivion, I am 70 if I didn't get boosted I would probably be dead now

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