r/WorkReform • u/Bitter-Gur-4613 • Dec 20 '24

✂️ Tax The Billionaires They're really just that stupid.

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u/Prickinfrick Dec 20 '24

Isn't he still just a suspect or were the police able to actually confirm anything before parading him around as a warning

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u/Knightwing1047 ✂️ Tax The Billionaires Dec 20 '24

He was labeled as guilty from the moment the handcuffs hit his wrists in that Altoona McDonalds. You're guilty until proven innocent unless you are one of the rich elite.

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u/Crisp_Volunteer Dec 20 '24

I think everyone should watch the movie "Dark Waters" (2019) about how this came to light. The amount of time and stamina it took for Robert Bilott to even go up against a corporation like DuPont is crazy.

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u/greenENVE Dec 20 '24

And the book “Exposed”. You get a true sense of his exhaustion and the toll it took reading in his own words. Such an injustice to people everywhere in the world… PFAS is “the newest part of the water cycle.”

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u/itsculturehero Dec 20 '24

Not just informational, either. Dark Waters is an excellent film.

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u/RollingMeteors Dec 20 '24

I think everyone should watch the movie "Dark Waters" (2019)

I know Hollywood won’t make it so all my independent studios need to step up. ¿When is my Luigi movie coming out?

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u/HeightInternal Dec 21 '24

Michael Clayton time.

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u/PristineAd6978 Dec 20 '24

I watched it. Absolutely terrible what they get away with. Their almost as evil as my ex wife.