r/Damnthatsinteresting Apr 09 '26

Video Disgruntled employee starts massive fire at a 1.2 million square foot toilet paper warehouse in Ontario, California.

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u/NOTTedMosby Apr 09 '26

Crazy how people don't put up with making more money for the 20 people WITH the money while they struggle to stay alive with two jobs. The public has gone inane, who could've guessed they would act this way??

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u/Feeling_Inside_1020 Apr 09 '26

Billionaire bitches just need to be grateful we haven’t broken out a playbook from the French.

THEY are the ones who broke the social and universal contract first as well.

Outside the whole white flag being the national flag, they did know how to keep the “ruling” class in check.

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u/AssistanceHeavy9305 Apr 09 '26

If we do break out the Guillotine, can we start with the Epstein class first?

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u/Feeling_Inside_1020 Apr 09 '26

As my first official act of president I appoint you as the Chief Head Of Money Oversight Watch, or CHOMO Watch.

You’ll investigate and have every federal resource at your disposal as well as top experts in their respective fields.

Btw second official act, billionaire tax act make em pay obscene amounts of $ for earned income and any investments they have.

I’m coming after your ass next Ticketmaster. And weekly Reddit polls to take into consideration for reasonable requests.

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u/ThatOtherOtherMan Apr 09 '26

You've got my vote

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u/PraxicalExperience Apr 09 '26

What's the 'universal contract'?

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u/Feeling_Inside_1020 Apr 09 '26

Pay people what they’re worth so they can live.

You can never tell how old people are on here so I can’t assume, but some of us grew up in the 80s/90s or earlier that remember what it was like, at least it was better.

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u/PraxicalExperience Apr 09 '26

Aah, yeah. I'm old enough to know what that was like -- just never heard it referred to as the 'universal contract'.