I want higher wages and lower average work week hours for workers everywhere. The way to accomplish that is not arson, at least not on necessary supply stockpiles. Maybe CEOs would think twice if you had an Arson target that actually impacted their lives physically, like one of their cars or their office or where they bank, but definitely not a supply warehouse.
Their cars? Offices? The bank? Are you serious, bro? Here we go:
Car: Super cheap. Inside their mansions’ gareages which are surrounded by tall walls and security booths and cameras and so on. Some of them have their own teams of bodyguards. You’d need a team of armed people for this one, and for what? A car worth 0.0001% of his annual salary? Nice suggestion, bro. You sound very smart! Let’s continue.
Office: The office is in the warehouse. Setting that shit on fire will do what? It’s insured like the bank, and you will probably just burn paper and a computer. The data is still in the cloud. The damages would only cost the CEO a few thousand dollars, a small headache, and for what? What will that change exactly?
The bank. Bro. This one is the most stupid. What do you want one single dude to do there?
Now, the warehouse, however… So easy to get hired. So easy to take notes of where the cameras are, where the most inflammable items are, and plan the day and message you will broadcast to everyone a few minutes before to keep them safe. Bam, light the cardboard, watch for a few minutes to make sure it spreads, leave, clap your hands. You just burned millions worth of supply with your own hands alone. Now THAT hurts the CEO more. And if it keeps happening to the point insurance companies feel forced to stop covering arsoning, because, insurance companies are all about profit too, ask the United Healthcare CEO is you don’t believe me.
So. This was your masterplan all along? Focus on a car, an office, the bank…? I hope your heart is actually in the right place, because I have heard your name mentioned before, you’ve been called a troll, so, hard to know. But this won’t do, man. We need bigger balls than that.
CEO of Kimberly Clark is at least $11M USD, judging by his stock ownership in the company, cars and homes can easily rack up that amount, but more importantly is that its something he would have to look at in person and think “I could have gotten hurt”.
Love the spirit, but people will do both. They will burn his business, his cars, his office and his home. I am not sure why you care so much about only the business. You want to keep it intact so we give it to someone better? A better CEO/the workers? That’d be the most ideal, I’d agree with that, but current times won’t allow that to happen that easily, unlike the other, which is already starting. It’s something that takes decades, it doesn’t happen in one day. We might expect a story like the warehouse or Luigi’s every year now.
You can’t figure out why I think burning down a warehouse full of diapers, toilet paper, soap, and related products is a negative? Really? You’ve got no idea? Wow. I’m honestly astonished. Out of curiosity, do you think all of those supplies are infinite? Who do you think bares the burden if those supplies face shortages? Who do you think profits from it?
Your country has dropped a nuke in the center of a city full of innocent people, twice, instead of doing it nearby to show them your power and make them stop first. Your leaders have starved and demolished the homes of more than 200,000 Arabs over the past decades. You will be fine. You have to make up for all those innocent deaths somehow, your children will if you don’t, as it has always been.
You will not convince everyone of stopping this. The amount of pain they have felt has surpassed their reason already. I personally don’t care about those future little red/blue/diet MAGAs and Americans who fund terrorism with their taxes anymore. This is what happens when injustice is tolerated for so long: people lose their humanity, and you crying about it and debating it online or in real life is only FUELING them even more, trust me. You just pissed me off again and further convinced me that burning it all down is the answer, because all you care about is not getting yourself hurt or your hands dirty. You want others to fight for you. Nah, shit will reach you too, brother. It needs to so you can finally develop the same conviction.
Dude, I have lost my family in Lebanon and Mexico to America and Israel, and you want me to feel bad about some of your citizens now? Why? You need to feel what we have felt so that you finally do something about the monsters you are enriching and working for. If taking away your toilet paper and soap and hospital supplies is a way to make you angrier and have nothing to lose, so be it, who cares? Goodluck convincing people who have nothing to lose, you clearly have no idea how little weight your argument has to people like us who have seen death face to face so many times already
What a fucking nonsequitur. The warehouse was in Canada btw, dumbass, but you Tankies clearly oppose the west in general and not any particular person or policy.
I want higher wages and lower average work week hours for workers everywhere. The way to accomplish that is not arson, at least not on necessary supply stockpiles. Maybe CEOs would think twice if you had an Arson target that actually impacted their lives physically, like one of their cars or their office or where they bank, but definitely not a supply warehouse.
Their cars? Offices? The bank? Are you serious, bro? Here we go:
Car: Super cheap. Inside their mansions’ gareages which are surrounded by tall walls and security booths and cameras and so on. Some of them have their own teams of bodyguards. You’d need a team of armed people for this one, and for what? A car worth 0.0001% of his annual salary? Nice suggestion, bro. You sound very smart! Let’s continue.
Office: The office is in the warehouse. Setting that shit on fire will do what? It’s insured like the bank, and you will probably just burn paper and a computer. The data is still in the cloud. The damages would only cost the CEO a few thousand dollars, a small headache, and for what? What will that change exactly?
The bank. Bro. This one is the most stupid. What do you want one single dude to do there?
Now, the warehouse, however… So easy to get hired. So easy to take notes of where the cameras are, where the most inflammable items are, and plan the day and message you will broadcast to everyone a few minutes before to keep them safe. Bam, light the cardboard, watch for a few minutes to make sure it spreads, leave, clap your hands. You just burned millions worth of supply with your own hands alone. Now THAT hurts the CEO more. And if it keeps happening to the point insurance companies feel forced to stop covering arsoning, because, insurance companies are all about profit too, ask the United Healthcare CEO is you don’t believe me.
So. This was your masterplan all along? Focus on a car, an office, the bank…? I hope your heart is actually in the right place, because I have heard your name mentioned before, you’ve been called a troll, so, hard to know. But this won’t do, man. We need bigger balls than that.
CEO of Kimberly Clark is at least $11M USD, judging by his stock ownership in the company, cars and homes can easily rack up that amount, but more importantly is that its something he would have to look at in person and think “I could have gotten hurt”.
Love the spirit, but people will do both. They will burn his business, his cars, his office and his home. I am not sure why you care so much about only the business. You want to keep it intact so we give it to someone better? A better CEO/the workers? That’d be the most ideal, I’d agree with that, but current times won’t allow that to happen that easily, unlike the other, which is already starting. It’s something that takes decades, it doesn’t happen in one day. We might expect a story like the warehouse or Luigi’s every year now.
You can’t figure out why I think burning down a warehouse full of diapers, toilet paper, soap, and related products is a negative? Really? You’ve got no idea? Wow. I’m honestly astonished. Out of curiosity, do you think all of those supplies are infinite? Who do you think bares the burden if those supplies face shortages? Who do you think profits from it?
Your country has dropped a nuke in the center of a city full of innocent people, twice, instead of doing it nearby to show them your power and make them stop first. Your leaders have starved and demolished the homes of more than 200,000 Arabs over the past decades. You will be fine. You have to make up for all those innocent deaths somehow, your children will if you don’t, as it has always been.
You will not convince everyone of stopping this. The amount of pain they have felt has surpassed their reason already. I personally don’t care about those future little red/blue/diet MAGAs and Americans who fund terrorism with their taxes anymore. This is what happens when injustice is tolerated for so long: people lose their humanity, and you crying about it and debating it online or in real life is only FUELING them even more, trust me. You just pissed me off again and further convinced me that burning it all down is the answer, because all you care about is not getting yourself hurt or your hands dirty. You want others to fight for you. Nah, shit will reach you too, brother. It needs to so you can finally develop the same conviction.
Dude, I have lost my family in Lebanon and Mexico to America and Israel, and you want me to feel bad about some of your citizens now? Why? You need to feel what we have felt so that you finally do something about the monsters you are enriching and working for. If taking away your toilet paper and soap and hospital supplies is a way to make you angrier and have nothing to lose, so be it, who cares? Goodluck convincing people who have nothing to lose, you clearly have no idea how little weight your argument has to people like us who have seen death face to face so many times already
What a fucking nonsequitur. The warehouse was in Canada btw, dumbass, but you Tankies clearly oppose the west in general and not any particular person or policy.
If you’re still referring to the Kimberly Clark warehouse that burned down, it was in Ontario, California, not Canada.
Oh shit, that’s right, my bad.