The miseducation of singer legend Lauryn Hill T-Shirt

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Taking care of family members is a good reason for gals. I’ve (genuinely)had to do before and potential employers are hardly going to ask for proof (if they do it’s a giant red flag) This is also the The miseducation of singer legend Lauryn Hill T-Shirt What’s more,I will buy this model behind “everything as a subscription service.” You end up with one class of people who own everything and another class of people have to pay them for the privilege to use anything. One class is pure rent and wealth accumulation, the other is pure cash flow with no stability and no security. What we all need to do is crash the economy and stop working, companies might think otherwise when nobody shows up to work and it’s only management doing everything. Along with of course getting rid of the government officials who are getting paid off by the corporations. Then of course making lobbying a federal crime. Never looked at it like that…makes sense why I always get asked about the gaps I’ve had. Living with my mom I never had any ambition to give into the “work now then retire when your body disintegrates” mentality that is our society. So I’d work a job until they gave me a reason to leave and I’d take my time finding new employment or just ride out unemployment for as long as I could.

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14 years now… The federal minimum wage has been the The miseducation of singer legend Lauryn Hill T-Shirt What’s more,I will buy this same since 2009. Those greedy fuckers in DC hate the working class. It’s more about keeping people fighting to stay above water so they are distracted. They don’t care what raft you cling to as long as you don’t realize they stole the ship and threw you overboard. My grandfather would tell me all the stories of amazing inventions that would revolutionize the planet and how businesses would buy the patent to shelve it. An Example was a neoprene needle on carburetors to stop the metal on metal wear that would cause the needle to not seat properly and fluids to pass. They waited until the inventors patent ran out(7 years) then bought it and put it on all cars. Better example their early developments with Teflon and Kevlar making products that had lifetime expansions from a handful of years to 100+ years but nobody was interested because they all depend on ball joints and other parts failing and needing repair. The money “lost” to repairs drying up would be gained by people buying multiple vehicles like if you buy a truck and it’s super dependable and you don’t have to constant repair you were more likely to turn to them for a nice luxury car from driving your sweetheart around town. So little to no difference in what the manufacturer profits. Main difference is the common man’s daily life. An example from my own life came from years ago working on section 8 housing and my supply house delivered a heat pump instead of a ac only outdoor unit so I informed the gc that I could easily wire it to do both and witching an hour had been screamed at by him and a number of bosses above him that under no circumstances could I wire it as a heat pump. After digging into why I found out it was due to the tenants not paying rent but they are responsible for the electricity. With ac only they were forced you use very expensive heat strips whenever they wanted heat(4-600) a month in electric bill. So from at least 1950 to today the name of the game for anyone in a place of power is distract the masses in anyway possible so you can do whatever you want. This is why the world is more divided than ever and everyone is struggling more than ever.

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