Justine (she/her) ☭

da fuck they doin ova der
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Tuberculosis kills more people globally each year than any other disease.

Amazon confirms outbreak of ‘Victorian disease’ at warehouse The disease, which is treatable with a vaccination, broke out at an Amazon warehouse, the company confirmed

There’s a tuberculosis outbreak at an Amazon warehouse in the UK.

Sick leave?
Respiratory protection?
Building ventilation?
State of workers T cells?

We *must* accept respiratory protection as part of our “new 💩 normal”.

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They should invent a piece of news that isn’t completely fucking infuriating

a man in a suit and tie is smiling and says see you next time Alt: Tom Hanks performing as Mr. Rogers in the movie 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood', ending an episode of his show saying, "See you next time"

I'm disappointed in the small bits I've heard lately about the direction the leaders of my country are taking it and have been taking it for years.

And I felt the need to shout into the void about it.

Thanks for being here, bluesky.

Canada Post doesn't need to be profitable. It's a necessary service that we all pay for.

Closing rural post offices will kill communities.

This is all about fucking over workers in the end. Killing rural jobs. Killing urban jobs.

#cdnpoli

Again for my MP, @anitavandenbeld.bsky.social, this was not a campaign issue and failure to recognize Canada Post as a PUBLIC SERVICE indicates that this government is fundamentally flawed.

Canada Post can't lose money it is a public service. In every situation like this I can't imagine a single thing that Pierre Poilievre would do different from Mark Carney

Canada Post free to end home delivery as part of plan to ensure financial survival | CBC

The only way to get anything to Nunavut where my daughter lives is via Canada Post. I once went to UPS..they took my parcel and for a tremendous amount of money said could get to Iqaluit - turned out they mailed it via Canada Post.
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Liberal government frees Canada Post to end home delivery, close some rural post offices | CBC News With Canada Post on track to lose $1.5 billion in 2025 and contract discussions between the union and the corporation stalled, the federal government is embarking on a modernization plan it says will ...

The ONLY reason I used Canada Post was for home delivery. This feels like putting the nail in the coffin and talk about complete hatred and distegard for disabled people

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Reminder that all the talk about Canada Post being "insolvent" is bullshit. They are running it purposefully to make it seem that way. They spent $3billion on massive infrastructure against unions wishes. They own their own primary competitor, Purolator, that they funnel business to. It's anti-union

They should also cut executive bonuses at Canada Post.

the business brained freaks in the Liberal party don’t understand that Canada Post is a SERVICE and if there are “losses” the answer is to close the funding gap in order to sustainably provide that service. Or, they’re pretending to not understand so they can kill CP on purpose

Canada Post mail delivery is literally the thing that makes this a country

"This situation is unsustainable. Canada Post is effectively insolvent, and repeated bailouts are not a long-term solution." Lightbound added.

This is the most neoliberal BS. It's a crown corp & a public service. It's not a bailout, it's funding a basic function of a sovereign country.

Canada Post free to end home delivery as part of plan to ensure carrier’s survival | CBC

"Canada Post can also close some rural mailboxes."
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That is not how you win over rural voters - a constituency that already feels alienated.

And what are rural people supposed to do once that happens? How far will we have to travel to get our mail?

#cdnpoli

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It isn't "losing 1.5B dollars a year", it's a service, that's what it costs you MBA brained fuckers. It's not a for profit enterprise.

screenshot from the article: "Canada Post is now facing an existential crisis," Government Transformation, Public Works and Procurement Minister Joël Lightbound said in a statement on Thursday. "Since 2018, the corporation has accumulated more than $5 billion in losses. In 2024 alone, it lost over $1 billion, and in 2025, it is already on track to lose close to $1.5 billion."

genuinely, who cares? public services aren't businesses. it provides services that should be accessible to the entire population. it should not be expected to make that profitable.

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Having this happen at the same time as labour action AT Canada Post feels monstrous, but we've seen what Federal Liberals think of workers for years now

this doesn't serve Canada Post workers, this doesn't serve people who rely on Canada Post, it exclusively serves some Liberal in Ottawa who thinks that Small Number Good

lrp: its like, sickening to watch the country be gutted like this. there is absolutely no reason to run Canada Post as a for-profit business, unless you're a politician who is being supported by people who desperately want that profit

Canada Post doesn't need to be profitable. It's a necessary service that we all pay for.

Closing rural post offices will kill communities.

This is all about fucking over workers in the end. Killing rural jobs. Killing urban jobs.

#cdnpoli

Slavery was worse than you've read or imagined.

New low-key high stakes conspiracy theory just now formulating: He's using the Johnny Depp bot team

The image is a two-panel comic featuring an anime-style character with pink hair and sunglasses. - Top Panel: The character looks displeased, with one hand raised as if stopping or rejecting something. The text reads, "The state debating your right to exist." - Bottom Panel: The character appears more relaxed and confident, pointing with one finger. The text reads, "Debating the state's right to exist."

Buoyant, the size of a lentil and almost impossible to recover: how nurdles are polluting the oceans Millions of the tiny plastic pellets are being washed up on the coast of Kerala in India in the latest in a series of global spills, as plastic treaty talks continue in Geneva

"At least 445,000 tonnes of nurdles are estimated to enter the environment annually worldwide"

fuucking hell lads, what are we doing 🌊🙇🏻🧪
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"you shouldn't speak ill of the dead"

well maybe they should've sucked less before they died then, this isn't an us problem

Man, fascism comes at you fast.