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  • April 20, 2020 at 9:30 AM #22852
    scaredyclassic
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    Im kinda in the mood to be a communist today.

    I feel like rising up and seizing the means of production.

    But dammit, the means of productions in China and I’m stuck in riverside county.

    Would the proletariat seize the strip malls and websites in a revolution tomorrow? Thered be nothing in them in a week.

    Or just stop paying rent when a lot of people get a bad flu.

    There is nothing real to hold on to in america but the handle of a gun, I think is the conclusion the angriest Americans have arrived at.

    Everything else of value is computer code and derivatives, and how do you seize that.

    “The government lies: I shall refuse to wear a mask. I shall block trafgic and go to the beach”

    Maybe revolution is brewing

    April 21, 2020 at 9:37 AM #816746
    phaster
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    [quote]
    Southern California Rental Housing Association Addresses AB-828

    The Southern California Rental Housing Association is providing a streamline page in order to take action and respond to AB-828, an assembly bill amended recently that would purportedly force property owners to reduce rents on tenants by 25% for 12 months.

    https://app.muster.com/take-action/Z5NPogzvv7/?t=32524ecffec862a98b50d047a67bc5db

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    in general I’m not a big fan of the republican party because I see them be fiscal hypocrites,… but sadly it seems that too many no talent ass clown politicians in both parties have fallen into the trap of buying things on credit that otherwise they could not afford

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYToz2ePoyY

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