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Reply #23: No, a consumer's revolution is exactly what we need. [View All]

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The_Commonist Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Dec-08-10 08:46 AM
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23. No, a consumer's revolution is exactly what we need.
The OP is asking for new ways to look at things.
The "worker's revolution" is old school, and obviously hasn't done us all that much good in the long run.
None of those wealthy people would be wealthy if we weren't their customers.
We customers have to vote with our dollars, and start by putting the worst of the bastards out of business.
They are not the least bit afraid of "the workers."
They can lay off, fire, ignore and kill the workers.
They can't do that to their customers...
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