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The housing crisis in the US is at the level of a calamity: Researchers examined the median home prices last year for roughly 575 U.S. counties and found that home prices in 99% of those areas are beyond the reach of the average income earner, who makes $71,214 a year, according to ATTOM. Homes “unaffordable” … Read more
Just have a look at this: And that’s data up to 2010. In the last decade, this trend picked up even more. How is this Slavery? Why are for-profit US prisons subjecting detainees to forced labor? Join My Mailing List Here: Ozgur Zeren’s Mailing List (you will also get updates when a new posts are … Read more
US healthcare is awful – for those who don’t have enough money to pay for it or who had, but run out of that money. ‘I live on the street now’: how Americans fall into medical bankruptcy “I paid my $300 copay. After the surgery, I started receiving all these invoices and came to find … Read more
Aside from the fact that no one was let in peace so they could implement communism and all the countries which tried to go for communism were forced to stay in a State Capitalist + Social Welfare format, keep militarizing and stay in a state of pending war to defend themselves, one could easily say that capitalism did kill … Read more
Wage Slavery, to be precise. Wage slavery In Wage Slavery, due to conditions inflicted on the market through any means, a certain segment of the society have to work hand to mouth with little to none prospect of a better future. Almost always, under deplorable conditions for long hours without acceptable protections in regard to … Read more
People consider Monsanto as evil for a very simple reason: If Military-Industry complex, which pushes overseas wars for profit, irreverent of the immense cost of life and suffering abroad and bankruptcy of their own society, is evil, Monsanto is far worse. Monsanto seeks to push a ‘business model’ which involves proliferating GMO seeds which are … Read more