Because what every person in need of an abortion wants to do is discuss it with their employer.
Apply for a job
$50 application fee
$25 background check fee
$30 drug test fee (have to pee in a cup in front of some random doctor)
$100 fertility clinic fee (to see if I will qualify for company's SUPER ABORTION+ BENEFIT PACKAGE)
$20 to fax them all the info at a fucking Kinkos because there's no option to send into via E-mail
Get rejected
Capitalism is the most logical and efficient system at improving people's overall happiness
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Citizens can enjoy all the rights their employer provides.
At this point, how can even the least politically astute not realize that capitalism is a farce?
"It's easier to imagine the end of the world than imagine the end of capitalism"
American exceptionalism is a hell of a drug and most Americans are addicts.
And most people never leave this hellhole to be confronted with the fact that such a thing doesn't even exist.
Walmart: You can give your baby a huge by pre-enrolling him or her in "child helper" program! It definitely is not a form of child indentured servitude. Once he or she is of childhood age - they must help out at our stores a minimum of 17.5 hours a week. Everyday. That's just 2.5 hours a day!
McDonald's: Highly-effective workers* get a 1.95% discount and free fries with every medical procedure! *White collar workers only.
I hate the United Snakes. I hate the United Snakes. I hate the United Snakes. I hate the United Snakes. I hate the United Snakes. I hate the United Snakes. I hate the United Snakes. I hate the United Snakes.
"we live in hell" is actually an understatement of how bad life in this country is, because the hell is of our own making. there's nothing except human will (or lack thereof) that prevents us from ending this torture
Service guarantees
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PMCs won't notice because it will look like Brave New World to them, but the reality for the rest of us will look like Oryx and Crake or The Parable of the Sower.
