Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "" video.

  1.  @kevchard5214  really, by who? Yeah well, when you're a psychopath/sociopath, I guess that makes some kind of crazy sense.
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  2.  @riclatham5869  the SCOTUS has almost always served and slobbered at the foot of big business, aka large corps. But then again, the whole govt was built by and created for the wealthy and ultra-wealthy elite. I'm sure there were a few reps or senators over the years that didn't come from priveleged families but probably not many. Not a whole ton has really changed. And today we're more of an oligarchy then we've ever been. How many SCOTUS judges ever came from a poor home??? Even lower court judges are usually priveleged. I doubt many have ever known real struggle; which gives them no experience to have any empathy with poor and disabled people who might come before them. When the ravages of greed/capitalism are so brutal, it's always the poor and most vulnerable that are hurt the most, but most judges have no sympathy for them. Record numbers of evictions proceeded across the country even with the so-called moratorium in place. A poor person can almost NEVER get justice or even compassion in America, where the rich ownership class rules and only money matters. I heard of an elderly blind man being evicted for smoking one single cigarette inside his unit in the middle of the pandemic. I hope I got some of the details wrong on that story and I'm misremembering it. It made me sick to read it. He told the judge he would be homeless if evicted, he lives only on his SSI, and was still evicted. It was hard for me to believe what I was reading. It's really hard to get out from under rule by the rich and very rich- but I hope we can. Otherwise, not to be too dramatic or negative; but dystopia for anyone in the bottom 60% awaits. The casual and deliberate cruelty and apathy I see readily displayed throughout all levels of our court systems is literally revolting. But I have no respect for the SCOTUS. They are the most priveleged of all, working for what keeps them priveleged and rich, not for you and me. Anyways I don't respect or believe in the institution. Too much power for just a few people; all too easily compromised and appointed to serve narrow special agendas. I want it gone. Not that Congress is much better, but at least there's 435 of them. Matters of legality can be settled by voting on bills. Just because nine racists said black people were inferior in Dred Scott, didn't make what they said true or moral. I think it would be best if the SCOTUS was disbanded. It's nine kings with total power versus one. Nah, no thanks. I really just don't agree with that.
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  3. Imagine if all large chain stores were forced to turn over 50% of their inventory to the community every month, just as part of the rule of being allowed to do business in that community. Then not just teachers but everyone who needs it would be able to access the goods they need without having to dip into their limited income that they need to use in other ways. Let's remember- some ungodly amount of perfectly good inventory in every store, from small items to XXXL size, is deliberately wasted as a matter of practice. I don't agree with this. In fact I hate this. I really REALLY hate the idea of intentional waste and goddamn artificial scarcity! I feel these corporate cancers owe our communities at LEAST that much for their insatiable greed they have exploited at everyone else's expense for so damn long. I'm sure they would no doubt sue and would find any number of corporate-loving/paid off judges to rule in their favor- but honestly I'd be willing to take that shit all the way up to the state SC and even this fascist SCOTUS where we would most probably lose, but it would still be a good chance to make the arguments.
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  4. How does the management of these places sleep at night?!? PSYCHOPATHS!!!! I could NEVER treat people that way!!! I hope all survivors sue in a class action lawsuit for whatever amount would totally bankrupt the company.
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  5. I so wish the govt would shut down Amazon in the US and equally distribute it's assets to all citizens underneath a certain income level. It's a nice fantasy- but hey at least I can pretend.
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  6. Maybe the teachers didn't mind the stunt- some things can be done in fun- but if the business wanted to help them, why wouldn't they just give them the money for instance in the form a giant cardboard check in front of the crowd before the game?? That way they still the recognition but it doesn't look exploitative.
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