

It Could Happen Here Weekly 11
Nov 27, 2021
Christopher Wong, a guest speaker on corporate sabotage, dives deep into the chilling practices of brands that destroy unsold items to maintain exclusivity. He critiques how these actions reflect a broader issue within capitalism, prioritizing profits over societal wellbeing. The conversation touches on misinformation around social issues, the anti-work movement's rise, and calls for a collective rethinking of work and ownership systems. This thought-provoking discussion sheds light on the urgent need for change in corporate ethics and societal values.
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Verifying Extremist Presence
- Insist on visual proof when people claim extremist groups are present at protests.
- Assume such claims are false without evidence to prevent panic and misinformation.
Protest Safety
- Be cautious of increased shooting risks at protests, especially with firearms present.
- Prepare for potential unrest and consider personal safety strategies.
Kenosha Chaos
- The Kenosha shooting night was chaotic online, with conflicting reports and misinformation.
- Verifying shooter details was crucial due to the chaotic information environment.