Brian McFadden for April 17, 2017

They are out get us. they have been since Reagan, it’s gotten worse and worser.

Tristan da Cunha is looking better and better these days.

Ahhhh….new middle class life in the American Plutocracy

It’s Tsar Drumpf’s wet dream!

How are we supposed to get the rest of the world to see the advantages of American capitalism, if the consumer don’t play along with the decisions made by international corporations. For example, should farmers really have the right to repair their own tractor software?

http://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2017/04/09/523024776/farmers-look-for-ways-to-circumvent-tractor-software-locks

Shouldn’t cable companies be able to slow down content that is not part of their bundle?

http://www.cinemablend.com/television/Comcast-Users-Who-Netflix-Too-Much-Get-Charged-Extra-97617.html

Do you really need to be able to run old reliable software on your new computer?

http://tech.thaivisa.com/its-started-microsoft-is-forcing-windows-7-and-8-1-users-to-upgrade-to-windows-10/21019/

Please don’t make American capitalism look bad. Support corporate policies. Remember corporations are people.

Natural progression when Corporations are people. Cops don’t have to be nice to anyone and contracts have clauses that say it is all legal. If you didn’t want people spying on you, you wouldn’t use email. If you didn’t want people clubbing you, you would have taken business class. Welcome to the Conservative utopia, now get back in line, consumer.

Why didn’t anyone else on that plane offer to leave in place of him when they saw the guy being so upset about being removed? It was handled badly by everyone around.

BTW, your credit card agreement has an arbitration clause.

So does your house loan, if you have one.

So does your rental car agreement.

So does your cable/internet agreement.

Pretty much everything you agree to.

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And Republicans still believe that the patriotic multinational corporations are on their side.