@@angelwilder2378 it might have something to do with the fact that the world is driven by power and wealth accumulation, which is constantly - no matter who sits in the white house or congress - contracting towards the "top". people want what others have, and the economic systems all force them to work at jobs that generally have zero to do with their sustenance, other than needing a mediated way to exchange that work for paper that they then have to give to someone else to sustain them. civilization and its requisite institutions are not reformable, it is far too late and too populous. those that want something different need to do it themselves, which means at the scale of individuals and those they choose to create life with. i've been working at that for 20 years, and i feel much more free than anyone i know who lives a more traditional "civilized" life. but my way is not for everyone, and everyone should be free to live as they see fit; if they impose on others, those others should deal with it directly, including with (temporary) allies as necessary. some would call that "rule of the jungle" or "might makes right". but dig this: the current world is precisely that, except those with "might" have the "legal" backing of the system and the military. does that make them any more "right"? there is no way that mass society can be equitable or "fair" to everyone, because mass society requires governance, and that means some people will always have power over others. it is mind boggling that people still believe that 300 million individuals can somehow all agree to the same values, priorities, laws, etc. or even that they should all agree. humans are doomed.
Wealth is generated during transactions between people (basically mercantilism minus the protectionist bullshit). No people to play ball in the economy, no new wealth. No new wealth, nothing for the government to steal off the back of the common man to feed to it's cronies.
@@laz0rama You should read some rothbard and some larken rose. The non aggression principle and it's various argumentation ethics might ring true to you.
No way she supports it, she's too busy becoming part of the Democratic establishment. Agreeing to speak at the DNC for a grand total of sixty seconds! Come on!
@@ianbanks3016 I would turn it around. I am pretty sure she would support it. She just shouldn't, not yet. Bernie would be in a much better position. Experienced and established enough and what would he have to loose. That would put him in a much better position.
@@raythevagabond3724 I disagree. I think AOC has nothing to lose. She has the fight in her. Aren't you tired of being cautious? The cautious democrats have been losing to the shameless, vile republicans for decades. I don't understand why people do not see the emergency our nation is in and yet they still want to be cautious when it hasn't worked for us yet. It's time to be free from all this shit by being brave like our damn anthem says.
I worked in a factory for a number of years, alongside some people who had put their entire adult lives into working there. When our contract negotiations stalled and we motioned to strike those contracts got drawn up pretty quick, usually within a day or two. Might've been the fact that we produced 1/2 a million pounds of product for McDonald's USA every 24 hours or it might've been that the company would've had a really hard time replacing the collective knowledge and work ethic of the shifts that ran that place 24/7. Workers hold more power than you realize. Cheers from Canada.
Power over the people is only an illusion. They only have authority because we allow it. Then they built systems to keep and retain it, when they overstepped the boundaries of these powers. They need to be taken back and large sweeping reform. We can no longer rely on a document written in 1689 to dictate what is and is not legal and right 300 years later.
@@buddy6178 I mean they didn't care about what happened to people outside of their borders for the most part. Another piece of the illusion. Now the country is seeing some of the same actions imposed on other places that "don't have freedom" being extorted on home soil. Not that it's just started now, of course; police brutality, serial outsourcing of jobs, moving the overton window further and further to the right, corporate bailouts while the people hurt, right to work laws in states, even going as far as making collection of rain water illegal in places. It's easier to deny it doesn't happen here when it's only happening en masse 1/2 the world away...a tad harder when it's right in your backyard.
@@daverhoden445 there isn't much room for kindness and valuing human capitol in manufacturing. Luckily, I moved out of the lower management type role after finishing my degree and generally avoid any companies that look like they don't value their employees. A good rule of thumb, if you see a bunch of old beat up cars in the employee parking lot, they most likely don't give their employees more than minimal value.
Beau, today on GMA, Rebecca Jarvis announced that the American public is just "not in the mood to spend money". As IF there are piles of cash stashed in our dresser drawers, we just "are not in the mood" to spend it.... wtf? Do they NOT know wtf is going on? Blame us for not having a "spending mood"...yeah, it's OUR fault for being in a bad mood!
They're manufacturing consent. Trying to push that class-divide. Keep the poor fighting each other over debunkable reasons. "The Have-Nots don't want to spend the shillings they have... What say you Haves?!" It's horrifyingly funny to watch them always focus down the economic ladder and not look to the top.
The week of the George Floyd murder an administration individual (can't recall his name), went on TV & said "our human capital stock is ready to go back to work." In regards to reopening states & businesses. 🤢🤬
It’s high time the people of this country band together. We will NEVER get a living wage until everyone believes a living wage is important. We will NEVER get universal healthcare for all citizens until everyone believes universal healthcare is important.
TLS Music Production unfortunately, I also feel disappointed in politicians like Bernie and AOC, for they have completely bent the knee to the DNC. If we keep caving in, then why are we voting for these “progressives”. It’s all a veil. Why haven’t they been shouting for Medicare for all during this pandemic. Instead we’re left with identity politics.
@@samanthasingh6896 - A system as large and entrenched as ours can't change overnight. It can't change significantly in our lifetimes. You can send someone to Congress that will never compromise, never back down, never make a deal -- and they'll have one term because they won't have accomplished anything. Maybe two terms, if their constituents are generous. At best, they'll have put their ideas out there. As Beau says, we have to organize at the local level. As Jim Wright says, "If you want a better nation, you have to be better citizens." We can't wait for heroes from on high: that sort of thinking is how we got Trump (and why people pouted and stayed home in 2010, handing Congress over to Republicans and thwarting Obama). Change things at home, even if it's simply by voting. Run for office, if possible. Find ways to make your views known (but in ways that won't scare off potential supporters). Pick your battles.
EXACTLY. The best way to get a living wage for everyone is to make it an absolute DEMAND of every individual in the nation. Companies that hire below that level would have to raise their wages to acquire any employees at all. For a period of time there would be a pretty heavy unemployment issue but the economy would expand to accomodate. Government minimum wage can never acheive this. Only the people can.
@@lexyswope if you start trading in receipts of labour favors you don't buy anything... Or earn anything. Or steal anything But You still get goods and services.
@@allhumansarejusthuman.5776 Going to a barter economy. The IRS wouldn't like that, but hey, since they've destroyed government who are they to complain?
Ooooor.... The worker bees can start making the honey to bitter to become royal jelly... That is to say We can continue to work Outside of the normal companies, and just not use US currency. Receipts of work done are a good one to trade. Little hologram on a printed slip with the words "for completion of an estimated one hour of average labour done in community favor to be exchanged for another favor" and a website to sign up for the program I mean. You cannot tax favors given and traded. And bonus they are not trading money or goods... No taxes at all. If you can get someone in China and the E.U. in a wry enough mood to give you an exchange rate for your not a currency currency, you'd have no tariffs either...
These videos are so well written. Beau of the Fifth Column is a true journalist, full of integrity, and exceptionally practised in the arts of writing.
If you didn't know the government is a corporation, It supports and funds other corporations, They're collapsing the economy and transferring wealth They took your houses and 2008 they are taking your businesses in 2020 When they're done with that going to Starve us, Yay government\Corporations
> “Enough money to own congresspeople...” That's not a new phrase. I've been hearing that phrase for decades. Money is a problem in politics because politics determine where money flows. A legislator that the gets money to a company will probably see some of that money come back to him in the form of a contribution or a possible book deal. This will get even worse in the push the privatize government functions. We need to get the money out of politics. We need public financing of elections. The current system of legalized bribery has to end.
Joakim von Anka Exactly, and the machine doesn't need pay or healthcare either. The AI is already "smarter" and more reliable than a lot of human workers at these jobs.
...and no capital without the cops and military to regulate labor. Funny how these 'free market' apologists turn to state regulation whenever widespread strikes loom.
@Joakim von Anka Solution: laboring machines are required to be owned by all of the people that worked to make it, and worked to generate the wealth that bought them.
Reminder: It isn't normal for senators to be something you can buy with money. That only happens in the USA, and in the nations you invade for being failed democracies.
Well it's not just in America but the veil has been lifted and 2020 has sure shown that it's become integral to the US electoral system. Raise money to buy commercials, networks will set prices for advertising, campaigns pay the fees with their war chests which drives up all advertising costs, pushing smaller businesses off the airwaves who can't buy ad slots. It's a big picture take on how the big-money donors have colluded with sitting "representatives" for too long.
@@gnaskar I just find it hard to believe that these multi-national corporations aren't legislating tax cuts for themselves inside the borders of the USA and not greasing the palms of politicians or heads of power in the places that they export their workforces out to. I'm sure Apple probably pays heads to look the other way with any lithium mines they might be shareholders in, or Nike with their clothesline shops and any inspectors that might come around, or oil companies and environmental agencies. People like to talk about these Globalist companies but think the horrible crap and corruption only happens on home turf. When a company makes billions upon billions of dollars on a global market, they aren't just rigging the game in their corporate welfare homestate.
In my other country (I'm a dual citizen), southern Korea, it happens with some frequency - but there it's illegal and is called "bribery", or sometimes it's "blackmail". Those terms may be unfamiliar to US citizens as both activities, especially "bribery", are legal.
Any time you are dealing with people, self interest will be a factor. If a sociopath can, a sociopath will. Sociopath s are by nature set up to be able to freely manulate normal folk. So, how many are in politics?
Yup, kind of like they should pay sales tax on every Wall Street investment. That alone would fund the government into the next century, but buying congress is cheaper so that will never happen.
@@garycarlisle7810 i wish. beau is spot on in much of his perspective and critique. but he is absolutely a statist, which eliminates anarchy. there can be no state involved in anarchy. the very word literally means "no rulers".
@@scarydark5719 i have seen dozens of beau's videos. i saw a single one where his promotion of small scale communities creating their lives outside of governance is the only one that even came close. he is definitely anarchist-friendly, but most of what he says is not anti-state, it is about changing the state. being more "democratic". that is not anarchy. democracy ends up being nothing more than tyranny of the majority. when as many as half the people (minus 1, theoretically) are guaranteed to be unhappy with any given decision made by the "majority" (or plurality, let alone elitist representatives concerned only about their own power), how can you possibly see that as a socially acceptable situation? it isn't, not to me, and it is why mass society is a massive failure. beau's thoughts on that were quite useful. and again, i am not dissing beau, he has quite a bit of useful critique. the fact that i don't see him as an anarchist does not diminish the points he makes that resonate with me. i am not a binary thinker, and my agreement or disagreement with any particular thought someone expresses is not a wholesale confirmation/rejection of that individual or anything else they might express.
This is why for a few years now I keep bringing up the movie, Norma Rae. Triangle shirtwaist factory. I was never taught about it, but I became aware of it years ago when I began to really go in depth with crime, criminal justice, behavioral science and the like. I also think Karen Silkwood has a thing or two to teach us about employee rights and corporate abuse.
Surround McConnell's house, don't let him sleep. Go to your senators house and gather there. You could always go to a trump golf course and ruin the grass.
@@KiaTheDMVBison he doesn't have the support of military brass and I think his photo op showed everyone what he was willing to do. I'm not sure the military would back him.
Nope. The GOP and the Senate bailed on the American people. The Democrats are trying to get a decent stimulus package for the people. And the Republicans keep saying it's too much money. They want to give us the LEAST amount of help possible. And they definitely don't want to give anything to the Postal Service. They don't want the us to have the choice of mail-in voting.
Take their ball and go home is the Republican way.. Dont say it like both parties are the same... call out the s...c...u....m Republican be thy name...
@@veganleigh4817 and Democrats were prepared way before deadlines... Republicans should have started their debate at the same time... Republican = s...c...u....m.....
bingo! how any voter could do anything but get their current elected representatives OUT of office after seeing the overt political bullshit clearly overshadowing the survival needs of huge numbers of people, is beyond me.
@@randomsasquatchwithwifi4090 I'm open to hoping that Trump supporters are frequently not behind him on the postal service attacks, particularly given the demographics of people most dependent on it, senior citizens and rural folk.
No, the orange has already politized it. Dummies and thumper now don't like mail as it will defeat him and they all know it or think they know it. Doh!
I agree, but sometimes I think that's the GOP end game: in order to render public schools useless, privatize education and promote charter schools. They don't care about teachers or public schools at all. It's like everything else they touch; They get involved in something (like government) then make it fail so they can say it never worked in the first place (see recent efforts to diminish the USPS).
@@Moamanly I wish I could agree with that. Progressives in political office need to be leading strikes and protests. 170000 Americans dead, no program for relief. Unemployment is here, homelessness and starvation are growing. Are Bernie and The Squad waiting for nuclear holocaust to take action?
Need to put them on a blacklist and stop all services to their houses. Deny them access to groceries, utilities shut off, no anything until they can actually provide something to us.
So you want to convince a utility company, probably belonging to a large corporation to cut off utilities to who, the Government? Management/administration members? You really don't understand how things work, do you?
@@shawnwales696 With enough public pressure, yes, technically you can create an environment that makes it completely inhospitable for certain individuals to live in a community especially considering these are private estates not governmental facilities. Let's be honest, the HOA does it on the regular. Direct Ire is more powerful than dispersed grumbling.
@@shawnwales696 You don't need to convince a company. My housing units that I guard have pretty nasty management. It's 106 in an old folks home, and they won't turn on the AC. The residents hired an electrician for 50$ and permanently rewired the thermostat so the AC is always on. It costs the company more to repair it than it costs them to 'adjust it' now, and permanent change occurred.
Funny thing is, everything he said actually applies to multiple people. I'm in Minneapolis and was thinking of Omar. Any member of the squad could probably do this. It'd be great to hear it from AOC tho ngl.
@@MrFahrenheit626 Although I really do like AOC and her style, another of Beau's quotes comes to mind: "Pick your wars big enough to matter, but small enough to win." I don't think she has enough clout (yet) to pull this thing of on a national level. And she knows that. Because, if you call for a general strike, you better damn well make sure it works and enough people show up. Otherwise, your career is finished.
First? I think the problem is that everyone remembers the bad parts, the shortages, the unemployment and the discontent. But people tend to forget the battles that have been won, most workplace regulations are written after these strikes.
While I understand, clearly you are not someone who is out of work, immune compromised or is about to be evicted. I dare you to look for the silver lining when you’re in their situations.
Agreed. Society today, by and large, are not as tough as people were in the past and throughout history that have done these things, and successfully. We believe the words of the constitution, or, at least, believe in the idea of the constitution, yet we're not doing enough to tell our government enough is enough. The constitution was written as a portents, a guide that predicted the hearts of men, and what to do about it should things go sideways. Well, things have gone really sideways. And it's time we do something about it.
@@1973vanguard ......we could make a FB page to organize, and help the logistical aspects?..im not trying to be sarcastic.....im not good other platforms like twitter.. of social ideas...
@@keything8487 well, we have the power. Especially the youth. I'm 47 so I don't consider myself part of that movement, but, we need to recognize just how much power we have. As AOC said, the one percent needs us, we don't need them.
Now don't be greedy. How much more do you need? No - don't answer that. I could listen to him 24/7. My day doesn't really start until I've had my fix of Beau. :-)
It's been long overdue! We barely have a living wage to live on, 40 hours a week is no longer full-time, we have no healthcare from the companies we work for, no benefits either. Rent is higher than we bring home, so you choose between rent, bills, food, toiletries, medicines etc. How are we still living hand to mouth in 2020!?
#GeneralStrikeSeptember1 is trending on Twitter. PS We don't need no insiders to do what needs doing! We don't need big leaders and organizers acting the new boss same as the old boss. We are adults capable of determining for our self - in union or not with others - how and where to STRIKE.
I love the way these thoughts are usually a soft tap with a sledge hammer. Wonderful work! This Australian grandmother is very concerned for the health and safety of Americans. There needs to me more men like you Beau.
I've been ranting about the people's need to stand together. I have been a member of 2 unions. I was a shop steward for the AFL-CIO. Organizing is key. The best partners would be the representatives from that union. I have experience with them and they are the best organizers in this country. Together we can make our country a better place for our children. "Power to the People"!
@@WilliamFord972 Why not AOC? She has the smarts, the following, the charisma, and the attitude. There is a reason the right switched from attacking Hillary to attacking AOC. She has them scared shitless.
The skilled trade union website I administrate only has 3000+- members but I'm sharing this in an ongoing discussion there. Someone there will take it over to facebook. Thanks for discussing this.
The American people as a group are powerful...If everyone didn't buy fuel for two weeks, the oil tankers would be backed up to the Mideast. If everyone went to the banks and closed their accounts for two weeks, all hell would break loose. If everyone stayed home from work for two weeks, the wealthy corporations and the politicians they own would panic. Difficult as it would be, the American people would be speaking truth to power and take control of the people who are suppose to SERVE US.
Beau your content is literally so top class. It pushes for whats right without forcing it, you let people think about these things at their own pace. You're like "Direct Action Mr Rogers". (I just realized that sounds like a really badass action figure)
@The Prospectors I won't be at arrowhead at all this year. My bbq is 🔥. My bathrooms are clean. My 📺 is big enough for me. Being outside all day when it's cold is no fun. I saw in person all the awesomeness #15 had the last two plus years. I am good.
Shut everything down that doesnt directly keep people alive. Basic food, medical, police,fire,communication, water and power and of course enough transport to move those goods......... BUT everything else STOPS ! If 80% of Americans would stick to this, it would be over fairly quickly as the powerful would be losing TRILLIONS ..........lol
I think it’s not just partisan polarisation, it’s America’s obsession with individualism. There’s a belief that any collective action against the status quo is considered people being “Sheep”. While any in support of the status quo is having “Values”.
reliable community networks that don't rely on Fb, google or twitter to communicate. what would that even look like tho? because as soon as a strike starts the de-legitimizing campaign kicks into high gear
@proustmalone I can’t BELIEVE Karl Marx said: “Capital is only the fruit of labor, and could never have existed if labor had not first existed. Labor is the superior of capital, and deserves much the higher consideration.” Wait, sorry, that was Abraham Lincoln.
We need a no buying strike, just essentials. Even a 10% cut to GDP is huge. This would allow people to, make money and also really dent the economy which would hurt the stock market. Then there would be change.
I imagine that Beau has one of those conveyor hanger racks that you see in a large dry cleaning establishment. I see it occupying an entire room, and each tee shirt is indexed by keyword so he can pick a subject and then dial in the tag number of the shirt he wants and have it automatically brought to the front.
The economy IS the people. Period. Without us, they have nothing.
FACT
Uma That’s exactly right. I cannot understand how things have become this bad for American workers.
@@angelwilder2378 it might have something to do with the fact that the world is driven by power and wealth accumulation, which is constantly - no matter who sits in the white house or congress - contracting towards the "top". people want what others have, and the economic systems all force them to work at jobs that generally have zero to do with their sustenance, other than needing a mediated way to exchange that work for paper that they then have to give to someone else to sustain them. civilization and its requisite institutions are not reformable, it is far too late and too populous. those that want something different need to do it themselves, which means at the scale of individuals and those they choose to create life with. i've been working at that for 20 years, and i feel much more free than anyone i know who lives a more traditional "civilized" life. but my way is not for everyone, and everyone should be free to live as they see fit; if they impose on others, those others should deal with it directly, including with (temporary) allies as necessary. some would call that "rule of the jungle" or "might makes right". but dig this: the current world is precisely that, except those with "might" have the "legal" backing of the system and the military. does that make them any more "right"?
there is no way that mass society can be equitable or "fair" to everyone, because mass society requires governance, and that means some people will always have power over others. it is mind boggling that people still believe that 300 million individuals can somehow all agree to the same values, priorities, laws, etc. or even that they should all agree. humans are doomed.
Wealth is generated during transactions between people (basically mercantilism minus the protectionist bullshit). No people to play ball in the economy, no new wealth. No new wealth, nothing for the government to steal off the back of the common man to feed to it's cronies.
@@laz0rama You should read some rothbard and some larken rose. The non aggression principle and it's various argumentation ethics might ring true to you.
If this mythical person existed, their image might even appear on t-shirts.
No way she supports it, she's too busy becoming part of the Democratic establishment. Agreeing to speak at the DNC for a grand total of sixty seconds! Come on!
@@ianbanks3016 I would turn it around. I am pretty sure she would support it. She just shouldn't, not yet. Bernie would be in a much better position. Experienced and established enough and what would he have to loose. That would put him in a much better position.
@@ianbanks3016 In what way is she becoming part of the establishment? Bernie spoke at the DNC last time. Is he part of the establishment?
@@raythevagabond3724 I disagree. I think AOC has nothing to lose. She has the fight in her. Aren't you tired of being cautious? The cautious democrats have been losing to the shameless, vile republicans for decades. I don't understand why people do not see the emergency our nation is in and yet they still want to be cautious when it hasn't worked for us yet. It's time to be free from all this shit by being brave like our damn anthem says.
Ian Banks that the whole point there only giving 60 seconds
Us Americans have been trained well to punch side to side and down. We blame everyone but the people that are holding our leashes.
COsnow agree
Well said. Being a majority does no good if the majority is fighting each other
Yeah, that's the message people need to hear! Real good!
Spot on . Americans in this day and age identify with their masters..
"Your problem is never with those with less power than you" - some bloke with a beard on youtube
"I could have freed so many more....if they just knew they were slaves" Harriet Tubman
Great quote, I'd never heard it before.
I worked in a factory for a number of years, alongside some people who had put their entire adult lives into working there. When our contract negotiations stalled and we motioned to strike those contracts got drawn up pretty quick, usually within a day or two. Might've been the fact that we produced 1/2 a million pounds of product for McDonald's USA every 24 hours or it might've been that the company would've had a really hard time replacing the collective knowledge and work ethic of the shifts that ran that place 24/7. Workers hold more power than you realize. Cheers from Canada.
Power over the people is only an illusion. They only have authority because we allow it. Then they built systems to keep and retain it, when they overstepped the boundaries of these powers. They need to be taken back and large sweeping reform. We can no longer rely on a document written in 1689 to dictate what is and is not legal and right 300 years later.
@@buddy6178 I mean they didn't care about what happened to people outside of their borders for the most part. Another piece of the illusion. Now the country is seeing some of the same actions imposed on other places that "don't have freedom" being extorted on home soil. Not that it's just started now, of course; police brutality, serial outsourcing of jobs, moving the overton window further and further to the right, corporate bailouts while the people hurt, right to work laws in states, even going as far as making collection of rain water illegal in places. It's easier to deny it doesn't happen here when it's only happening en masse 1/2 the world away...a tad harder when it's right in your backyard.
Behold, the power of nice.
@@daverhoden445 there isn't much room for kindness and valuing human capitol in manufacturing. Luckily, I moved out of the lower management type role after finishing my degree and generally avoid any companies that look like they don't value their employees.
A good rule of thumb, if you see a bunch of old beat up cars in the employee parking lot, they most likely don't give their employees more than minimal value.
Unfortunately our government is actively anti labor because they want their REAL constituents to make a ton of $$$$. Its sad, but its true.
Beau, today on GMA, Rebecca Jarvis announced that the American public is just "not in the mood to spend money". As IF there are piles of cash stashed in our dresser drawers, we just "are not in the mood" to spend it.... wtf? Do they NOT know wtf is going on? Blame us for not having a "spending mood"...yeah, it's OUR fault for being in a bad mood!
Samantha Marie Freeman 😀👍 give your brain a treat, it’s a good brain.
They're manufacturing consent. Trying to push that class-divide. Keep the poor fighting each other over debunkable reasons. "The Have-Nots don't want to spend the shillings they have... What say you Haves?!" It's horrifyingly funny to watch them always focus down the economic ladder and not look to the top.
Well said. Bunch of out of touch, entitled assholes...as if it comes down to a "spending mood" - said in the face of impending Depression.
We're spending money on only the basics because we need the money to last as long as it can or there's just NO money to spend.
The week of the George Floyd murder an administration individual (can't recall his name), went on TV & said "our human capital stock is ready to go back to work." In regards to reopening states & businesses. 🤢🤬
Heh heh. “I can’t think of anyone like that...” Nice t-shirt, btw.
I was rolling on the floor 🤣 and he says it with a straight face too 🤣🤣🤣
'Maybe tweet her the idea' 😁
Just signed up for twitter. Can’t imagine what I could use it for...
I was listening without watching and the second he said that I'm like huh wonder what his shirt says 😂
@@chrisr3570 as subtle as a finger in the eye wasn't it. I wholeheartedly agree though
It’s high time the people of this country band together. We will NEVER get a living wage until everyone believes a living wage is important. We will NEVER get universal healthcare for all citizens until everyone believes universal healthcare is important.
Too many stupid people.
TLS Music Production unfortunately, I also feel disappointed in politicians like Bernie and AOC, for they have completely bent the knee to the DNC. If we keep caving in, then why are we voting for these “progressives”. It’s all a veil. Why haven’t they been shouting for Medicare for all during this pandemic. Instead we’re left with identity politics.
I agree but how do we organize? Honestly asking for ideas. lets brain storm
@@samanthasingh6896 - A system as large and entrenched as ours can't change overnight. It can't change significantly in our lifetimes. You can send someone to Congress that will never compromise, never back down, never make a deal -- and they'll have one term because they won't have accomplished anything. Maybe two terms, if their constituents are generous. At best, they'll have put their ideas out there.
As Beau says, we have to organize at the local level. As Jim Wright says, "If you want a better nation, you have to be better citizens." We can't wait for heroes from on high: that sort of thinking is how we got Trump (and why people pouted and stayed home in 2010, handing Congress over to Republicans and thwarting Obama). Change things at home, even if it's simply by voting. Run for office, if possible. Find ways to make your views known (but in ways that won't scare off potential supporters). Pick your battles.
EXACTLY. The best way to get a living wage for everyone is to make it an absolute DEMAND of every individual in the nation. Companies that hire below that level would have to raise their wages to acquire any employees at all. For a period of time there would be a pretty heavy unemployment issue but the economy would expand to accomodate. Government minimum wage can never acheive this. Only the people can.
"Now I can't think of anybody like that..." *carefully does not glance down at his shirt* " but if you can think of one, e-mail her."
Michael Gray It was very cute. And powerful.
@@d123mahesh2 tremendously powerful.
Kimberly Galanti A fire was lit for sure. For the first time, I wished I was on social media. I am forwarding this video on WhatsApp though.
😂💯
emails get ignored, twitter's the way to do it
When your government won't spend YOUR money to help YOU its time to stop paying taxes. That's the strike we need to get their attention.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_resistance_in_the_United_States#:~:text=Vivien%20Kellems%2C%20who%20had%20previously,Cain)%20to%20join%20her%20protest.
Mushicus I 100% agree - The government has forgotten its role and responsible, time for a reminder.
If you don't buy anything there is less sales tax.
@@lexyswope if you start trading in receipts of labour favors you don't buy anything... Or earn anything.
Or steal anything
But
You still get goods and services.
@@allhumansarejusthuman.5776 Going to a barter economy. The IRS wouldn't like that, but hey, since they've destroyed government who are they to complain?
“I can’t think of anyone, but if you can, tweet her the idea.” I’M ON IT!
🙂 love it
I was stumped for a second and then I saw his shirt lol
AOC is a shill ....hasn't done a thing , she's a brand...
No worker bees, no honey.
More poetic than you know
Oh I really like it
Ooooor....
The worker bees can start making the honey to bitter to become royal jelly...
That is to say
We can continue to work
Outside of the normal companies, and just not use US currency.
Receipts of work done are a good one to trade. Little hologram on a printed slip with the words "for completion of an estimated one hour of average labour done in community favor to be exchanged for another favor" and a website to sign up for the program
I mean. You cannot tax favors given and traded.
And bonus they are not trading money or goods... No taxes at all. If you can get someone in China and the E.U. in a wry enough mood to give you an exchange rate for your not a currency currency, you'd have no tariffs either...
Simpson, you diabolical...
Spot on! At least the Queen Bee doesn't treat her workers like a bunch of low-life nothings. She appreciates their hard work.
These videos are so well written. Beau of the Fifth Column is a true journalist, full of integrity, and exceptionally practised in the arts of writing.
Whoooo!
He’s not a journalist though.
@@Dudeman9339 - He's a better one than most who hold press credentials.
@@Dudeman9339 In one of his videos he referred to himself as a former "international relations journalist."
@@Dudeman9339 Unconventional, but a journalist, nonetheless.
“Enough money to own congresspeople...” kinda like you might own a car, or a yacht? Well said.
It a mansion or that summer home or the winter home or.....
You need big pockets - to hold the money in, and to keep your new "possessions" in.
I own maybe .000001% of Ted Cruz, John Cornyn, and Roger Williams that I am willing to sell for say a Dr. Pepper?
Left out "to"
If you didn't know the government is a corporation, It supports and funds other corporations, They're collapsing the economy and transferring wealth
They took your houses and 2008 they are taking your businesses in 2020 When they're done with that going to Starve us, Yay government\Corporations
> “Enough money to own congresspeople...”
That's not a new phrase.
I've been hearing that phrase for decades.
Money is a problem in politics because politics determine where money flows. A legislator that the gets money to a company will probably see some of that money come back to him in the form of a contribution or a possible book deal. This will get even worse in the push the privatize government functions.
We need to get the money out of politics. We need public financing of elections. The current system of legalized bribery has to end.
There is no capital without labour.
Joakim von Anka
Exactly, and the machine doesn't need pay or healthcare either. The AI is already "smarter" and more reliable than a lot of human workers at these jobs.
AI doesn't just exist, its made and driven by human labor.
...and no capital without the cops and military to regulate labor. Funny how these 'free market' apologists turn to state regulation whenever widespread strikes loom.
@Joakim von Anka Solution: laboring machines are required to be owned by all of the people that worked to make it, and worked to generate the wealth that bought them.
AI doesn’t currently exist. And it’s best to keep it that way
Reminder: It isn't normal for senators to be something you can buy with money. That only happens in the USA, and in the nations you invade for being failed democracies.
Well it's not just in America but the veil has been lifted and 2020 has sure shown that it's become integral to the US electoral system. Raise money to buy commercials, networks will set prices for advertising, campaigns pay the fees with their war chests which drives up all advertising costs, pushing smaller businesses off the airwaves who can't buy ad slots. It's a big picture take on how the big-money donors have colluded with sitting "representatives" for too long.
@@spottyhead There is the occasional corruption scandal in other democracies, but no it really is just in America.
@@gnaskar I just find it hard to believe that these multi-national corporations aren't legislating tax cuts for themselves inside the borders of the USA and not greasing the palms of politicians or heads of power in the places that they export their workforces out to. I'm sure Apple probably pays heads to look the other way with any lithium mines they might be shareholders in, or Nike with their clothesline shops and any inspectors that might come around, or oil companies and environmental agencies. People like to talk about these Globalist companies but think the horrible crap and corruption only happens on home turf. When a company makes billions upon billions of dollars on a global market, they aren't just rigging the game in their corporate welfare homestate.
In my other country (I'm a dual citizen), southern Korea, it happens with some frequency - but there it's illegal and is called "bribery", or sometimes it's "blackmail". Those terms may be unfamiliar to US citizens as both activities, especially "bribery", are legal.
Any time you are dealing with people, self interest will be a factor. If a sociopath can, a sociopath will. Sociopath s are by nature set up to be able to freely manulate normal folk. So, how many are in politics?
a person should have to pay sales tax when he buys a congressperson.
Yup, kind of like they should pay sales tax on every Wall Street investment. That alone would fund the government into the next century, but buying congress is cheaper so that will never happen.
And no deals when they buy these gov't people in bulk!
Hell of an idea, but worthy of my consideration.
YES! State and Federal Taxes. There's more money to local economies. Great idea!
It might be a great source of embarrassment if there was a public record of how cheaply some of them sell us out.
"And these are people rich enough to own congresspeople."
😂 Yes.
& do own politicans. Sometimes a bunch of them. .
in my country this will be call corruption,goverments in thr past had fallen just because of one corrupt minister.
*cough* Ted Cruz *cough*
This guy is one of the most intelligent people on CZcams. His message needs to spread far and wide. He’s fighting for democracy and we can too.
Fighting for anarchy
@@garycarlisle7810 i wish. beau is spot on in much of his perspective and critique. but he is absolutely a statist, which eliminates anarchy. there can be no state involved in anarchy. the very word literally means "no rulers".
@@laz0rama watch more of his videos and listen closely.
@@scarydark5719 i have seen dozens of beau's videos. i saw a single one where his promotion of small scale communities creating their lives outside of governance is the only one that even came close. he is definitely anarchist-friendly, but most of what he says is not anti-state, it is about changing the state. being more "democratic". that is not anarchy. democracy ends up being nothing more than tyranny of the majority. when as many as half the people (minus 1, theoretically) are guaranteed to be unhappy with any given decision made by the "majority" (or plurality, let alone elitist representatives concerned only about their own power), how can you possibly see that as a socially acceptable situation? it isn't, not to me, and it is why mass society is a massive failure. beau's thoughts on that were quite useful.
and again, i am not dissing beau, he has quite a bit of useful critique. the fact that i don't see him as an anarchist does not diminish the points he makes that resonate with me. i am not a binary thinker, and my agreement or disagreement with any particular thought someone expresses is not a wholesale confirmation/rejection of that individual or anything else they might express.
@@laz0rama statist? He's arguing for stateless, community organizing in this very video. lol
We suffer,they get PAID vacation.See you in SEPTEMBER!
More like: Boot you in November.... Sleep well pricks.
@@jasona.p.455 What are these people "vacationing" when they don't do any work to begin with.Hope you are correct
The history of the labor movements is something everyone should know about. Hay market affair and Triangle Shirtwaist factory, anyone?
Got ya covered but I am 67 years old. They taught that in school when I was young.
@@markpashia7067 not anymore 🎭
@@willb5571 And now we know why Repugs have underfunded public education for two generations or more.
Lest we forget the brave and esteemed comrades on Blair Mountain. I see you comrade!
This is why for a few years now I keep bringing up the movie, Norma Rae.
Triangle shirtwaist factory. I was never taught about it, but I became aware of it years ago when I began to really go in depth with crime, criminal justice, behavioral science and the like. I also think Karen Silkwood has a thing or two to teach us about employee rights and corporate abuse.
Surround McConnell's house, don't let him sleep. Go to your senators house and gather there. You could always go to a trump golf course and ruin the grass.
McConnell has been sleeping with the devil so long that nothing bothers him.
Yea, he sure isn't sheltering like we the people are. If he were with the people, he wouldn't golf.
Just stand out there banging on your pan with a wooden spoon. Wear ear protection.
@@tammystockley-loughlin7680 I think we should go old-school and start burning people in effigy!
Big Mike! Not the grass!! Please!!! LOL
Imagine if people started camping out on a trump golf course.
and salt the greens.
He would send the National Guard to beat them senseless, throw tear gas and arrest people.
@@KiaTheDMVBison he doesn't have the support of military brass and I think his photo op showed everyone what he was willing to do. I'm not sure the military would back him.
Please Big Mike, not the grass again!!!! LOL
@Jason Wilson imagination is better than tradition.
We are so broken as a country that I'm not sure relief for the working class and a public health response even qualify as non-divisive.
In the 20 years of my life that has always been political issue
And in the 60+ years of mine and the 80+ years of the man who taught me, my father.
Congress and the Senate bailed on the American people
Republicans mainly. McConnel has been an evil adversary since Obama withholding bills. We need to flip the senate, presidency.
Nope. The GOP and the Senate bailed on the American people. The Democrats are trying to get a decent stimulus package for the people. And the Republicans keep saying it's too much money. They want to give us the LEAST amount of help possible. And they definitely don't want to give anything to the Postal Service. They don't want the us to have the choice of mail-in voting.
Take their ball and go home is the Republican way..
Dont say it like both parties are the same... call out the s...c...u....m
Republican be thy name...
@@veganleigh4817 and Democrats were prepared way before deadlines...
Republicans should have started their debate at the same time...
Republican = s...c...u....m.....
@@veganleigh4817 Did the House stay at work and forego the 2 week vacation?
When I was in the Navy, I saw people's leave get canceled due to operational commitment. How Congress is any different is beyond me.
bingo! how any voter could do anything but get their current elected representatives OUT of office after seeing the overt political bullshit clearly overshadowing the survival needs of huge numbers of people, is beyond me.
People who work in the fast food industry are essential workers our governments are not, that is not right.
Do you suppose support for the postal service is something non-partisan enough to include in demands?
It should be. Trump made it partisan. But its in the constitution...for every American.
Yes! Very much so.
@@randomsasquatchwithwifi4090 I'm open to hoping that Trump supporters are frequently not behind him on the postal service attacks, particularly given the demographics of people most dependent on it, senior citizens and rural folk.
No, the orange has already politized it. Dummies and thumper now don't like mail as it will defeat him and they all know it or think they know it. Doh!
The trump cult is against the post office since donnie said they aren't making big profits
I agree, and I am retired, this would really make the difference.
Thumbs up on the shirt! Love it
Who is that? (Not an American but I'm taking interest... ) Is that AOC??
Teachers being forced to go back to school, especially those in the most unsafe of conditions, SHOULD GO ON STRIKE!!!!!!!
And it shouldn't be just them.
I just took retirement. At my age, wasn't safe enough for me. I will miss it!
@@brendahenline8649 Thank goodness you had that option. Although it's disgusting that you had to do so to protect yourself. Stay as safe as you can.
I agree, but sometimes I think that's the GOP end game: in order to render public schools useless, privatize education and promote charter schools. They don't care about teachers or public schools at all. It's like everything else they touch; They get involved in something (like government) then make it fail so they can say it never worked in the first place (see recent efforts to diminish the USPS).
And teachers actually have a union. One of the few left in a country that’s been systematically dismantling labor unions for decades.
"I can't think of anybody, but if you can, maybe tweet her the idea" hint, hint wink, wink. nice shirt btw Beau.
He always have them shirts. Where you think he get them from?
Yeah, if anyone knows such a mythical figure... 🤣 😂 🤣. When a shirt speaks louder than words
Beau and his subtleties.
I hate it when Beau does subtle.
Who could be that insider? We should put her face on shirts.
FINALLY someone got it!!! I had to scroll down 2 pages to see this. She's not the only one, either.
@@literaltrance who else? she's the only one I know of
@@meebrbey Bernie Sanders sprang to mind.He has the balls and the kudos.
@@Moamanly I wish I could agree with that. Progressives in political office need to be leading strikes and protests. 170000 Americans dead, no program for relief. Unemployment is here, homelessness and starvation are growing. Are Bernie and The Squad waiting for nuclear holocaust to take action?
Need to put them on a blacklist and stop all services to their houses. Deny them access to groceries, utilities shut off, no anything until they can actually provide something to us.
So you want to convince a utility company, probably belonging to a large corporation to cut off utilities to who, the Government? Management/administration members? You really don't understand how things work, do you?
@@shawnwales696 With enough public pressure, yes, technically you can create an environment that makes it completely inhospitable for certain individuals to live in a community especially considering these are private estates not governmental facilities. Let's be honest, the HOA does it on the regular. Direct Ire is more powerful than dispersed grumbling.
@@shawnwales696 You don't need to convince a company. My housing units that I guard have pretty nasty management. It's 106 in an old folks home, and they won't turn on the AC. The residents hired an electrician for 50$ and permanently rewired the thermostat so the AC is always on. It costs the company more to repair it than it costs them to 'adjust it' now, and permanent change occurred.
Nice shirt. Wonder who the mythical person he's talking about is.
Yeah me too 🤔🤔🤔
i guess we'll never know 🤷♀️
Does the mythical person watch Beau's broadcasts, I wonder....
Funny thing is, everything he said actually applies to multiple people. I'm in Minneapolis and was thinking of Omar. Any member of the squad could probably do this. It'd be great to hear it from AOC tho ngl.
@@MrFahrenheit626 Although I really do like AOC and her style, another of Beau's quotes comes to mind: "Pick your wars big enough to matter, but small enough to win." I don't think she has enough clout (yet) to pull this thing of on a national level. And she knows that. Because, if you call for a general strike, you better damn well make sure it works and enough people show up. Otherwise, your career is finished.
Beautiful Shirt
Who is it?
@@scottsmith9438 AOC
She'll be 35 in October 2024. Might get interesting.
The biggest problem with United States politics is that we pretend we're 1 country when we're really 50 countries in an American Union.
We're not even a country, we're a corporation with 50 separate units.
That's why we have states instead of provinces or parishes.
Mexico has is configured similarly if I remember correctly.
Why do you think Trump's counting on that... division of the U.S States of America... look around polarized by states, class, race, etc
It's just a day, y'all have a good thought.
Well people there, Beau howdy. It’s internet again.
First?
I think the problem is that everyone remembers the bad parts, the shortages, the unemployment and the discontent. But people tend to forget the battles that have been won, most workplace regulations are written after these strikes.
While I understand, clearly you are not someone who is out of work, immune compromised or is about to be evicted. I dare you to look for the silver lining when you’re in their situations.
Agreed. Society today, by and large, are not as tough as people were in the past and throughout history that have done these things, and successfully. We believe the words of the constitution, or, at least, believe in the idea of the constitution, yet we're not doing enough to tell our government enough is enough. The constitution was written as a portents, a guide that predicted the hearts of men, and what to do about it should things go sideways. Well, things have gone really sideways. And it's time we do something about it.
@@1973vanguard ......we could make a FB page to organize, and help the logistical aspects?..im not trying to be sarcastic.....im not good other platforms like twitter.. of social ideas...
@lord of the flys why would they...more traffic through the site, more ads, etc.?,,,,,,i dont think FB is beholden to IQ45?....
@@keything8487 well, we have the power. Especially the youth. I'm 47 so I don't consider myself part of that movement, but, we need to recognize just how much power we have. As AOC said, the one percent needs us, we don't need them.
Excellent idea!
Years ago a friend of mine proposed this to me. Basically if we all stop, everything would grind to a halt and we could have a real chat.
That’s a great shirt, Beau.
I need more Beau!!!
😀👍🏽
Now don't be greedy. How much more do you need? No - don't answer that. I could listen to him 24/7. My day doesn't really start until I've had my fix of Beau. :-)
Us: we will go on strike!
The government: is that a threat?
Us: IT IS A PROMISE.
dajokn19
Yeah
The government:
we can wait.
how much food you got on hand?....cuz we only notice quarterly reports.
Great shirt! I like it!!! Well done sir!
Thanks for the marching orders Beau! Labor Day is just around the corner 🇺🇸
Sounds like its time for a general strike! Go to www.genstrike.org/ and start preparing
I'm in
Thanks for the wink wink moment, a general strike is going to be needed to get this political elite moving again
It's been long overdue! We barely have a living wage to live on, 40 hours a week is no longer full-time, we have no healthcare from the companies we work for, no benefits either. Rent is higher than we bring home, so you choose between rent, bills, food, toiletries, medicines etc. How are we still living hand to mouth in 2020!?
#GeneralStrikeSeptember1 is trending on Twitter. PS We don't need no insiders to do what needs doing! We don't need big leaders and organizers acting the new boss same as the old boss. We are adults capable of determining for our self - in union or not with others - how and where to STRIKE.
Agreed but how do we organize it?
I love the way these thoughts are usually a soft tap with a sledge hammer. Wonderful work! This Australian grandmother is very concerned for the health and safety of Americans. There needs to me more men like you Beau.
Love the message and the shirt! We need to remind the establishment that we still know where the pitch forks are.
Tweet her the idea huh? Love your T-shirt(s)
Bitches get stuff done!!! LFG!!!!
Know anyone like that? Hmmm. I want the damn shirt, 2X please.
They're not so bad.🤔
You are too funny. I absolutely love the shirt. Hint, hint! 😂😍🥰
I've been ranting about the people's need to stand together. I have been a member of 2 unions. I was a shop steward for the AFL-CIO. Organizing is key. The best partners would be the representatives from that union. I have experience with them and they are the best organizers in this country.
Together we can make our country a better place for our children. "Power to the People"!
General Strike gaining traction on Twitter. Share widely 🇺🇸
I would strike, but I’m conducting SARS-CoV-2 research. I’ve got to be pragmatic.
I’m a nurse working with covid patients. Let’s see what develops. For us it may mean other ways to support the effort.
Spartacus may have lost the war...but he did change Rome for the rest of its existence.
Corporations own 90% of congress Good to see you Beau....always.
Thanks for all you do.
The pumpkin over his shoulder knows things we will never know
@Lost Hero and more importantly against those crazy bigots and for some reason I can't recall the name of that damn church.
I love that pumpkin
As a future Presidential candidate , she has to keep her eye on the ball! So do we!
Who? AOC? Puh-leez...
@@WilliamFord972 AOC is out of the question but Trump can be president? lol
William Ford absolutely AOC!
@@WilliamFord972 Why not AOC? She has the smarts, the following, the charisma, and the attitude. There is a reason the right switched from attacking Hillary to attacking AOC. She has them scared shitless.
But would she abdicate, um, resign, once she got there?
The skilled trade union website I administrate only has 3000+- members but I'm sharing this in an ongoing discussion there. Someone there will take it over to facebook. Thanks for discussing this.
It starts with you. Tweet her. Yes you.
So I guess we now know why AOC is only getting 60 seconds to speak at the DNC. They won't be able to muzzle her forever.
I wish she would use it to invite people to a live stream & have it simultaneously.
She's doing a pretty good job falling in line right now, she's not the political saviour you need.
She’s too much of a firebrand. She’ll mellow out (hopefully), and then the DNC will take her seriously.
Word
“If we burn, you burn with us.” - Katniss Everdeen
The American people as a group are powerful...If everyone didn't buy fuel for two weeks, the oil tankers would be backed up to the Mideast. If everyone went to the banks and closed their accounts for two weeks, all hell would break loose.
If everyone stayed home from work for two weeks, the wealthy corporations and the politicians they own would panic.
Difficult as it would be, the American people would be speaking truth to power and take control of the people who are suppose to SERVE US.
Beau your content is literally so top class. It pushes for whats right without forcing it, you let people think about these things at their own pace. You're like "Direct Action Mr Rogers". (I just realized that sounds like a really badass action figure)
Direct Action Mr. Rogers is the coolest thing I've ever been called.
Last time I was this early to a video the Falcons were up 28-3...
😆
@The Prospectors KC fan here. Mr Mahomes is the real deal. Don't bet against him ever. He kills the spread.
As a saints fan, I approve this meme
@The Prospectors I am thinking this season's a wash. Kinda like baseball and the NBA.
@The Prospectors I won't be at arrowhead at all this year. My bbq is 🔥. My bathrooms are clean. My 📺 is big enough for me. Being outside all day when it's cold is no fun. I saw in person all the awesomeness #15 had the last two plus years. I am good.
Lemme guess, #generalstrike???
#GeneralStrike2020
General Strike!!!
www.genstrike.org/
Shut everything down that doesnt directly keep people alive. Basic food, medical, police,fire,communication, water and power and of course enough transport to move those goods......... BUT everything else STOPS ! If 80% of Americans would stick to this, it would be over fairly quickly as the powerful would be losing TRILLIONS ..........lol
Hey Beau, its the internet people again.
Second! 💐👍🏽
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👋🏽Add: Hope she does do this. Love that shirt and looooooove her btw.
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briansmutti Good morning ☀️👋🏽
Lost Hero Let’s have her, the rest of the squad and a few others help this country out before that. Either they use us or we use them first. 🤷🏽♀️
I think it’s not just partisan polarisation, it’s America’s obsession with individualism.
There’s a belief that any collective action against the status quo is considered people being “Sheep”. While any in support of the status quo is having “Values”.
Over the past few decades I have been living in Nepal for 2.5 months a year and I watched strikes bring the government to their knees.
I think I am starting to really understand the need for stay at home networks and communal mutual aid, thanks Beau!
PPE for all.
Fund the Post Office.
Vote.GOV
reliable community networks that don't rely on Fb, google or twitter to communicate. what would that even look like tho? because as soon as a strike starts the de-legitimizing campaign kicks into high gear
@proustmalone
I can’t BELIEVE Karl Marx said:
“Capital is only the fruit of labor, and could never have existed if labor had not first existed. Labor is the superior of capital, and deserves much the higher consideration.”
Wait, sorry, that was Abraham Lincoln.
I love the shirt!!! Senate republicans took the week off while Democrats wanted to continue on 👍👍👍
I just love Beau
I always say "sacrifice upon the altar of capitalism", but the gist remains.
Howdy from Pittsburgh!
Howdy from Detroit!
Howdy from Phoenix!
Howdy from Houston!
Howdy from Montreal
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Thanks again Beau. I like the way you present your thoughts.
Love the idea of striking so Mitch and others can see who really makes this country run. It certainly isn't stockbrokers. 😡
Hell Yeah! Nice AOC shirt. Hope it's a support shirt.
i think it was a hint at who he was talking about ;)
6:28
Listen carefully, and pay attention to pronouns. That'll tell ya ;)
@@storyspren HA! "Tweet Her.." Gotcha LOVE IT
We need a no buying strike, just essentials. Even a 10% cut to GDP is huge. This would allow people to, make money and also really dent the economy which would hurt the stock market. Then there would be change.
Not a bad idea,
tweet this video to "her"
Beau. As an Australian fan. Let me simply say....you are good mate....you are good. I wish we had you here.
"I can't think of anybody like that." HAhahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaa!
like the shirt, really fits with the theme ;)
Going right to the Plebs in Rome. Nicely done sir.
Love your plan spoken and logical editorials... keep putt'n em out there!
General Strike 2020, friends. Bodies on the gears and wheels and all that. If Mario Savio were here today, he'd have a flame thrower, not a megaphone.
Basics: Organize, organize organize. Can the U.S. do that in time, before the election?
here
Third! 💐👍🏽
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@D123 Mahesh
ola! 😊
@Lost Hero
good morning!
Now is the time to get to protest outside each of the Congress homes let them know they can be touched
I hear you loud and clear beau
A. O.h who C.ould that be???
love the shirt!!!
I imagine that Beau has one of those conveyor hanger racks that you see in a large dry cleaning establishment. I see it occupying an entire room, and each tee shirt is indexed by keyword so he can pick a subject and then dial in the tag number of the shirt he wants and have it automatically brought to the front.
Good image. Thanks for sharing. Got a laugh picturing this!
The volunteers in Beirut are showing the way when you're on your own.
Beau in the morning, YES!!
Solidarity, forever!
Power to the people!! Workers of the world unite!!
I like how you brought things together in this one, Beau!!
I've been supporting it on Twitter.