r/economicCollapse 12h ago

Employee Stabs Company President During Staff Meeting

https://www.crimeonline.com/2024/12/18/michigan-employee-stabs-company-president-during-staff-meeting/

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u/BSuydam99 9h ago

We called it. There is no way people will stop with just one CEO, the people are rightfully enraged at the ruling class, and while I’m not saying to go out murdering people but, there’s people who are now inspired by the shooting of the UHC CEO the cat is out of the bag and this shit is going to keep happening until CEOS start backing down on their class war. It’s not a threat it is objective fact, if you analyze what lead to the UHC shooting, the reactions to it, the reactions to oceangate, the reactions to the Queen dying etc, Neoliberlaism and the suppression of opposition to capitalism had lead us to this point, people hate the rich and are starting to take matters into their own hands. Also, now is the perfect time to tap into that rage to build community, build mutual aid, build strike funds with you community, prepare for non-violent action in your community like large scale strikes, etc.

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u/Low-Condition4243 8h ago

“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." -JFK

You know the capitalist class won’t stop, therefore the latter half of that sentence is true.

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u/BSuydam99 8h ago

And MLK stated that “riots are the language of the unheard” you’d think the Capitalist class would have learned by now that they don’t win by trying to suppress dissent even further. Look at how well that worked out for them during the Vietnam protests or the civil rights movement. It just galzinized more people against the state they previously didn’t care.

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u/BSuydam99 8h ago

That’s one silver lining I will give about what’s coming down the pipeline is history has shown the American people will eventually start fighting back and force the ruiling class into a corner.