Would you like to read an account of the Boston Tea Party from someone who was actually there?

[msc545]

https://hartmannreport.com/p/chapter-6-the-first-corporate-war

[Danzigdawson]

😄 I thought you were going to reveal that you were there!

[canamlusciouslad73]

YEAH !!!

[Sevenpointfive]

THIS

[Snakeyes7]

>The tea being dumped belonged to the British East India Company, then the world’s largest corporate monopoly.

Ok and King George in cahoots with them as well as adding an extra tax on whoever buys them. What's your point?

[Iron_Man]

Save that for me I’m gonna have a late night dinner. I would like to read it later. Remind me

[Iron_Man]

Don’t forget to invite purple poppy over or at least send her the question

[msc545]

The way it is right now, I think I'm sending invitations to everybody, or at least maybe some people. I'm not sure how the invitation thing actually works, since it lets me click once, does nothing, and if I try to click on a specific name, it gives me an error.

[Cidknee]

Which side?

[msc545]

It's told from the point of view of someone who was a member of the U. S. forces.

[Cidknee]

When are you updating?

[Cidknee]

Oh, it's a link!

[Cidknee]

Yes, it a very entertaining. Isn't big corporations, at least in the past, sorry money grubbers. Causing famine and other ecological fuck ups with little care for the planet or the future inhabitants. I guess those have existed into the 22st century. Look at the garbage pile in the Pacific. The extermination of whales and other species important, all, to the eco system.

Yeah, that's an interesting article. I may have to read that book. What was it titled?

[Cidknee]

*21st I have no idea why it changed that.

[msc545]

I'm not sure what the title of it was. I just know I got referred to it from another article