Anticapitalist Stories

This poem's anti-capitalist theme is simple enough to understand. I'd like to point out that this poem is an example of alliterative verse, a type of meter common in older Germanic poetry. Pay careful attention to the alliteration in this poem.

the new improved Best of friends made for THE FUTERE join Gumball and Phil as they and their buddies as they travel the multiverse

A poem about the injustice of choosing profits over people to the tune of 1.6 million deaths per year. Tuberculosis is curable - yet it is allowed to kill so many because of price-gouging companies like Cepheid (owned by Danaher) which charge exorbitant prices for tuberculosis testing equipment to the people who can least afford to pay. Going undiagnosed prevents access to treatment. *The following information is outdated as this campaign started in 2023 and has had a good amount of success, but I am leaving it up to maintain the context of my poem. Test cartridges sell for $10-15 but only cost $3-4 to make, and hundreds of millions of development dollars were public money!! This is an unconscionable decision by a private company to deprive people of healthcare across the world. You can help by emailing Danaher at sustainability@danaher.com , tagging them at @CepheidNews and @DanaherCorp , and calling them at 202-828-0850 or 888.838.3222 . Join us - every voice matters. Your voice matters. Let's do this! #timeforfive For an overview of the situation, check out this video from John Green: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSC06P9A5W4 Go here for more info and for message templates!! http://tbfighters.org

Please read, capitalist pigs

A rather short poem from a rather short punk rocker.

A semi-scrutable stream of black magic cyberpunk maximalism served at irregular intervals

The Ohio Suburbs aren't pretty.

What do failed human relationships, instant noodles, a guaranteed delivery of pizza in thirty minutes, narcissism, and the virtual world of social media have in common? Capitalism. The images I have used, do not belong to me. Courtesy extended towards tumblr.

Paradigm Thrift: A Qualitative Study Exploring the Political Impact and Liberatory Potential of College Free Thrift Stores Hello, thrifters. This is my research from college about the political potential of free thrift stores at universities across the US. I created a free thrift store while I was in college and am now starting to freelance and create more stores at other colleges (hmu if you're interested for more information). I think this information is super fascinating and there is NO literature on free thrift stores (let alone their political impact). If you know of any such literature that I might not have found yet- please send it my way. I'm unsure how to post this with the footnotes but all of the works cited are included at the end. If you have any questions or just want to connect with me about your excitement on this topic, I would be thrilled to chat. What is a free thrift store? A free thrift store is a community-driven initiative where items such as clothing, books, household goods, and school supplies are donated and made available to others at no cost. Unlike traditional thrift stores, which sell items at low prices, a free thrift store operates on the principle of mutual support and sharing, with no monetary exchange involved. This initiative is very successful at small walkable colleges.

What happens when two men with antifascist, and anti capitalistic views meet? True love of course! Sorta Well what happens when they have an unexpected child together, break up and then get back together again fifteen years later? Read to find out!!!