The NEA is peak business union. There are movements to democratize the union though. It’s happening in most unions lately
The NEA is peak business union. There are movements to democratize the union though. It’s happening in most unions lately
This is a good basic starter, but there’s so much more that can be done for efficiency and further reducing your impact while owning a house. These are a few off the top of my head:
They have a debian based version, it’s pretty awesome. It’s still a beta fork atm, but it’s rock solid so far
Factory farming should be banned. Food is not worth that cruelty, even if the fires have nothing to do with the farm itself.
I have a friend that likes it well done. I cook it to medium well because I love them
They won’t realize it unless someone helps them understand. Start with organizing a union
They should absolutely stick to their plan to vote in 2025
It’s where you put your new blahajs
Still a drop in the bucket, but these are fine numbers I can get behind
I know some of the union leaders at UPW, including one of the Paizo writers that may have worked on the starter adventure (I don’t know for certain). They’re incredibly passionate about their work, and honestly would understand your frustrations about capitalism. They likely pushed to make as much as possible free, so folks in your position would still be able to share the joy of their work even if they can’t afford the starter adventure.
I know none of this will make your frustration go away, but I hope you know that they didn’t do it out of malice.
Hey, I resemble those remarks
Because I don’t have the capital, and jumping into forming a large worker cooperative is incredibly risky. Don’t get me wrong, I’d love to, but I’ve found my niche and it’s organizing unions within the tech industry.
I’m trying to reframe the point of the discussion, which is about IP. Nitpicking the example is counterproductive, because it’s absurd to assume that no one would ever pay for a piece of software.
If game companies stood to make no money, why would they bother with such a large production?
I’m a games industry professional. I would continue to do this work as an unpaid job if my basic needs were met on a societal level.
You think you’re asking a neutral question, but you’re not. Companies operating within capitalism will behave in the interests of capitalists. IP laws aren’t required for the AAA studios other than to domineer control over an idea. A game like Call of Duty is a titan made by 1000s of professionals. One of those games gets launched every year. By shear force of momentum, there are very few companies that could ever replicate it in any fashion.
Now imagine if COD was made by a company in which IP didn’t exist, all the profits went to the workers rather than shareholders, and that the workers have a say in the launch schedule. Would you be willing to pay for a game in that instance?
It’s illegal in the US too. That doesn’t stop them from calling me and everyone I know.
It’s not a failure of anything. Billionaires are an inevitably of capitalism.
The dog breed is real
There’s an extremely common cold call scam where a VOIP calls you to notify you about your car warranty expiring, and for the low, low price of 100s of dollars they’ll give you an extended car warranty.
I’m pretty affordable as a friend, I’ll be yours for $5. I’ll even use it to share some ramen
I wish I could be as high as motorboat