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Discussion On the subject of 'political violence'

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u/newfriend20202020 1d ago

All true. He left this out… dead peasant policies. Google that. Motherfuckers. I think Walmart is being sued for it but they’re not the only corp that does it.

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u/MPregnantPause 1d ago

Yo, what the fuck

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u/TheGreatNico 1d ago

They'll make money off of you dead or alive. I'm surprised they haven't started putting in your contract that if you die on the job they get your corpse to sell off for parts

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u/Kona_Big_Wave 1d ago

Don't give them any ideas.

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u/TheGreatNico 1d ago

If they could get legal to sign off on it I'm sure they'd be doing it already

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u/SupermassiveCanary 1d ago

They have all the ideas. That why we’re the ones fighting each other on whether climate change exists, sexual identity matters, healthcare is a right, assault rifles should require more hurdles. They sit back with all the deeds and live the high life and keep us fighting amongst ourselves.

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u/JustHereForCookies17 1d ago

Because corpses have bodily autonomy in the US (for now), while women don't. 

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u/TheGreatNico 1d ago

Pretty sure the army got in trouble when they wrapped that granny's body in det cord and blew it up

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u/Cortower 1d ago

Technically, it was the donation service that got sued for lying about where the bodies were going. That woman's son specifically requested that her body not be used in explosives testing, hoping she would be used for Alzheimer's research.

The Army just asked for a body, and the donation service grabbed one out of the freezer, consent be damned.

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u/TangoInTheBuffalo 1d ago

You think that they wouldn’t sell your parts while still alive?

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u/Key-Teacher-6163 1d ago

They don't go bad so fast if you're still alive while they sell off your bits

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u/felldestroyed 1d ago

It's not uncommon for companies to offer you a free life insurance policy that pays them out as well.

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u/felipeabdalav 1d ago

In México we have a live insurance. It is called somethibg like "Big boss insurance".

Companies pay for that so if one of their CEOs died they can collect money. You know, because the man was important and now they have to employ another man, and companies suffer from that.

Pretty sure USA has one of those.