I was thinking about the current United States administration's move to take stakes in US companies, something that is somewhat unusual here. I saw others say it was socialism, but is it? Here's definitions of communism and socialism:
Meijer for entrapping and arresting a disabled employee
Target
Meijer
Rationale
An autistic 16 year old was taking food from the deli over 3 months. They tracked how much he took, and when he had crossed a certain threshold, the had him arrested. There was another employee who was also part of the entrapment scheme.
The general vibe around the boycott is, these are poor workers, scraping by on minimum level wages. The multi billion dollar corporation follows the law absolutely when it comes to you, but we all know it's not so cut and dry at the top.
Search: Meijers, autistic 16 year old, entrapment
The general vibe around the boycott is, these are poor workers, scraping by on minimum level wages. The multi billion dollar corporation follows the law absolutely when it comes to you, but we all know it's not so cut and dry at the top.
Search: Meijers, autistic 16 year old, entrapment
Target End Date
{1240} days left
Sat, 26 Jul 2025 - 01:26
We cannot stand by while the social contract is broken by those who chose conflict over equality. Those that want equal treatment for themselves have to treat others equally. They cannot lead with exclusion, then turn around and demand equal treatment. It is a double standard. If they are going to exclude first, then justice demands that we, the group that stands with universality, follow our duty to react and exclude those that exclude.
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