ben carroll

@bncrrll

North Carolinian in exile in Philly | movement, not a calm course of existence | revolutionary socialist

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    Feb 6

    Today, we witnessed the incredible of the movement! In the pouring rain, & the public came together to show support for our fight. We're making history, and we have the support of millions all over the world. VOTE !

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    Feb 5

    wow. this is huge “All eyes are on Bessemer, Alabama and the struggle to win the FIRST u.s. union at Amazon – one of the largest and richest corporations in the world – that warehouse workers are waging.”

    Alabama Amazon Workers Lead the Way – Onwards to Union Victory! Southern workers send solidarity: We got your back! Organize the South!
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    Feb 4

    Southern workers say: We got your back ! We salute you and send our solidarity to the critical fight that you are leading, showing the way for all workers!

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    Jan 28

    Solidairty with Amazon workers in Alabama! “The largest, most viable effort to unionize Amazon in many years began last summer not in a union stronghold like NY or MI, but in the right-to-work state of Alabama.”

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    Jan 22

    Amazon workers in Alabama are blazing the way! Some 6,000 workers at Amazon's warehouse in Bessemer, Ala., will begin voting next month on a groundbreaking possibility: the first union in the company's U.S. history.

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    Jan 18

    POV you're a member of the working class

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    Jan 20

    Trump is gone, good riddance. For the targets of US aggression, nothing fundamentally changes. Regime change, genocidal sanctions, and militarization are Biden’s indicated priorities. A peaceful transition of class power. It’s yesterday in America.

    It’s a new day in America.
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    Jan 13

    Decoupling economic survival from private-sector employment is not merely an emergency necessity, but the struggle of our lifetime.

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    Jan 6

    “School is not important. Work is not important. Nothing is more important than stopping fascism, because fascism will stop us all.” —Fred Hampton

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  10. Jan 7

    "...capitalism sets in motion the masses of the crazed petty bourgeoisie & the bands of demoralized lumpenproletariat – all the countless human beings whom finance capital itself has brought to desperation and frenzy... by utilizing the petty bourgeoisie as a battering ram..."

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    This is Paul Davis. Paul is a lawyer. He’s also associate general counsel & director of human resources at Goosehead Insurance. Today he stormed the capitol building in an attempt to stage a coup against the US government and documented it (!) on Instagram.
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    Jan 6

    To everyone trying to compare what’s happening in the US today with Venezuela, the far more accurate comparison is the 2019 far-right US-backed coup in Bolivia that saw fanatics storm government buildings who insisted there was an electoral fraud when there wasn’t one.

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    Jan 6

    El gobierno de Trump pone en práctica un autogolpe para quedarse en el poder. Así como lo hizo en Bolivia, promueve la violencia racista y fascista y no le interesa la democracia. Nuestra solidaridad con el pueblo estadounidense.

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    Jan 6

    Venezuela nails it: "The United States is suffering the same thing that they have generated in other countries with their aggressive policies."

    | Venezuela expresa su preocupación por los hechos de violencia que se están llevando a cabo en la ciudad de Washington, EEUU; condena la polarización política y aspira que el pueblo estadounidense pueda abrirse un nuevo camino hacia la estabilidad y la justicia social
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    Jan 5

    Last night, activists gath­ered at the Biden cam­paign head­quar­ters in Philadel­phia to demand that he can­cel all fed­er­al stu­dent loan debt on day one of his presidency. via cc

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    Jan 5

    It’s called the US senate

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    Jan 4

    an anarchist asked me for an account of how the state will wither away and i said just trust the process bro 🙏

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    Jan 4

    We're Alphabet workers. We’ve been organizing for over a year, & we’re finally ready to share why. This morning, we're announcing , the first union open to *all* workers at any Alphabet company. Every worker deserves a union—including tech workers.

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    Jan 3

    Commodification & privatization of water for profit will exacerbate inequities. This is just plain wrong.

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    31 Dec 2020

    “60-80% profit margin on the vaccine”

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  20. Jan 2

    compared to an overall infant mortality rate of ~5.6/1000, and a staggering ~11/1000 for Black children in the US, the richest country in the history of the world

    The nation recorded an infant mortality rate of 4.9 per 1,000 live births, 36 fewer deaths than the last year.
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