Jonathan

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Too crazy for Boys Town, too much of a boy for Crazy Town 🔨🔥 Animation Supervisor from Toronto, Ontario www.jonathancoit.com/linkhub

DoorDash spent $1.4M trying to stop Zohran Mamdani from becoming mayor. This week's historic $131.5M enforcement action against DoorDash for underpaying NYC delivery workers shows why. Yet another reminder that the only thing that can beat organized money is organized people.

DoorDash Spent $1.4 Million Trying to Stop Mamdani From Becoming Mayor. Now We Know Why.

In a wage-theft settlement, DoorDash now has to pay its workers around 100 times what it spent trying to beat Zohran Mam

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We don't have to live like this. Look at all the billionaires and technofascists dining with Trump and Xi tonight. They pay off both sides of the aisle. The only way out is to crush them, and we need fighters to do that. nypost.com/2026/09/24/u...

Texas delivery driver Don Johnson, 81, works 14-hour days to help pay wife’s medical bills — strangers raise almost $250K

“The reality is that he isn’t working by choice; he is working for survival.”

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I was diagnosed with #ADHD shortly before turning 40. The more I have learned about it, the more things about my childhood make sense. I was always a B-C student, and that was a struggle. I would watch worse behaving students fly by with A's, and be very confused because I was genuinely trying.

Idea: no corporate welfare, subsidies, or government contracts for corporations whose employees need to rely on government assistance because of low wages.

it's funny how "doing everything to make sure we survive" is exactly the same set of policies as "doing everything to make sure rich people aren't inconvenienced by the interests of the working class"

CEO pay is up 1,316% since 1978, while typical worker pay is up just 28%. CEOs are now paid 325 TIMES as much as the typical worker in their industry, according to @epi.org Why do we always hear "we can't afford to pay our workers more" but never "we can't afford to pay our CEO more"?

Avi Lewis is the only one speaking out against Carney's privatizations schemes and how they fail workers We don't need another 407 catastrophe

1/ We know what happens when public infrastructure gets privatized: costs go up, quality goes down, and it's everyday people who end up paying for it. Mark Carney's Investment Summit might be over, but the fight to protect our public goods isn't.

Canada's infrastructure belongs to the people.