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HAPPY BIRTHDAY PETER PARKER - AUGUST 10, 2001

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Roberto Ferri, Fallen Angel, 2011.

A prodigy

You missed the best part. They weren’t even their sheep. This good pupper gathered up a bunch of random sheep it found somewhere on the countryside and brought them home for its human.

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*whispers* the countryside is full of free sheep

hello pls consider helping me. i had a minor accident involving my jaw & i need to wear braces asap and if this is not being treated asap, i will have to undergo a surgery which will cost much much more. my family can't afford all this as my mom is the breadwinner in my family & she alr is working two diff jobs day & night.

my country's currency is 1/5 of american dollar so even $5 means a lot to me 🙏🏼

Hey everyone!

I know its been awhile since I’ve personally made a post but I need to ask for some help. Due to bills, I am currently overdrawn in my bank account by $28. Unfortunately, I’m also close to running out of food. In my cabinet, I currently have about 2 to 2 ½ servings worth of oats. And that is only because I had to ration myself to one meal a day. So if anyone could help out with donating even a dollar, I’d really appreciate it. Of course, with how the world is right now and with everything that is happening, I completely understand not being able to or wanting to donate, but I ask that you please boost this post.

Thank you

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C@ro dice - María Inés Falconi

Unfortunately it makes logical sense for corporations like Nestle to make use of slavery because the goal of corporations is first and foremost to maximize profit. This leads to CEOs seeking out ways to cut costs of production and ethics don't matter outside PR.

Without slavery, without sweatshops, without horrific working conditions, capitalism would not lead to such large amounts of prosperity for the rich. The fact is people only accept the worst of capitalism out of desperation, not because the system is functional and beneficial. That's why you don't see workers in the imperial core wishing they worked for Silicon Valley in mines as children.

You'll never eliminate horrific exploitation under capitalism because it's required for the system to uphold itself. Less money is less power and less control. That would lead people to more easily reject the system and achieve justice.

Globalization, "free trade", "economic freedom", it's ALL a smokescreen for neocolonialism. THAT is the real success of capitalism, and Nestle is simply honest about it.