Robert ReichCorporate profits only accounted for roughly 11% of price growth from 1979 to 2019.
Today, record corporate profits account for 53.9% of price increases.
Folks, corporate greed is driving inflation, not workers asking for better wages.
Perugoon
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Houston via NYC via Perú. Family, travel, fashion, the Knicks, decentralized tech, fútbol, hip hop, bourbon, languages, and consulting - not necessarily in that order.
Chris EliopoulosI feel like my instance isn't open to certain other instances and it makes it harder to find me. Instead of switching, I was hoping people could repost this so people can find me. Thanks!
L O L G O PTonight's another reminder that lots of Republicans will vote for a candidate even though he's a domestic abuser. And even more Republicans will vote for him because he's a domestic abuser.
bhalomanushA shoutout to my progressive, empathetic, science-trusting, social and environmental justice seeking people tonight. ❤️✊🏽
LFG USMNT!!! #ibelievethatwewillwin
Paul O'Malley#MASTODONTIPS HUGE THREAD!
For those that joined #Mastodon and grabbed the first server they could find but would prefer to #migrate to a different one, I created a short guide on how to do this quickly and easily.
It also allows you to easily move any followers across to your new profile and leaves a redirection on your old profile for those that find it. 😁👍
And be sure to check out the threaded replies for more tips. I will continue to add more. 👍🏼
#feditips
https://youtu.be/BpI-SplOXVE
How To Easily Migrate your Mastodon Account to Another Server without losing your Followers
South Korea!!! #WorldCup
God 
I stopped posting on Twitter a week ago because I don’t want to help a nazi sympathizing billionaire man-baby with his website. Feels good to not be doing that. Can I get an amen?
From 1989 to 2019, typical working families saw a negligible increase in wealth.
Meanwhile, the wealthiest one percent got $29 trillion richer in those same 30 years.
This is what oligarchy looks like.
Jeff JarvisEntire regulatory and legislative regimes and bureaucracies are being built up around controlling big social media. Now look at the burden that will fall on the new competitors trying to rise to the challenge of providing alternatives to big, corporate social media. Frightening. File under somewhat unintended consequences.
This from @[email protected]
https://webdevlaw.uk/2022/07/11/your-compliance-obligations-under-the-uks-online-safety-bill/