/liberty/ - Liberty

>>75538

So what? Why would I weep, are you implying something OP.

>>75538

51% of non-agricultural employees in. The US work for businesses with less than 500 people.

>>75540

you should be weeping tears of joy that capitalism has turned the USA into the best country on earth

<i love my $10 part-time job selling poorly made chinese goods

also, i want to note that there are at least two people posting under a communist flag on /liberty/. the soy-obsessed guy is not me.

>>75556

>i want to note that there are at least two people posting under a communist flag on /liberty/

Good job, you have nothing better to do with your life than shitpost on a board where no one takes your ideas seriously. What do you want, a Proletariat Particiapation Credit?

>UH Manoa is biggest employer in Hawaii

Not surprised though it's a public school so would that count as gubmint employees?

It's all healthcare, higher ed and retail sprinkled with real industry

t-this is all temporary, I mean it's just that we haven't shifted our population over to high tech jobs r-right guys? that's why it's so important to properly fund student debt I mean higher ed

>>75558

I just want to be loved and accepted for who I am. Is that too much to ask?

>>75572

Do any of you lolberts understand what real Cybernetics means?

>>75573

enlighten us

>>75573

"real shitposter"

>>75568

Yes. If that's what you truly desired, though, you'd be contained in /leftypol/ instead of hanging around here.

>>75565

The retail bit is pretty understandable when you look at what states are painted WallyWorld. These are empty, rural areas where a Wal-Mart is likely to be the biggest thing in a given town, where population density isn't high enough for smaller boutique stores to carve out a niche.

>>75538

>look at it and weep

This map means nothing at all. No big deal with Walmart as one of the largest employers. If anything you should be looking at the states which have their largest employer as a pubic university which is funded by taxpayers and a student loan bubble.

Walmart is too big, needs nationalized.

>>75582

>not just nuking academia

>>75583

>monarchist calling for state expansion and anti-market policy'

I thought kingfags were generally minarchist, what gives?

>>75584

This I can agree with, although just cutting their federal funding and waiting will have pretty much the same effect with less effort.

>>75583

What is too big?

>>75583

for you

>>75583

>a private entity is too big, as such it must be absorbed into an even bigger entity called the state

>>75592

C'mon, anon. Haven't you played Agar.io? That's pretty much how it works (or something).

>>75611

Agar.io isn't a fair game. Ideally you should have all the blobs being equal in size and living in harmony, but instead you have a bunch of capitalists that prey on small blobs to increase their own size and you end up with a few mega-sized blobs oppressing a majority of tiny blobs.

This is the system we are trying to destroy, join the workers revolution! Crush capitalism!

>>75622

This is the system we are trying to destroy, join the workers revolution! Crush capitalism!

No thanks. I like food a bit too much.

>>75622

>context be damned!

>>75538

>number of thieves significantly larger than number of producers

I wonder what could go wrong…

>>75742

This. Gas the yankees! Mutt war nao!