Merry Christmas Snoopy Santa Clause And Woodstock Xmas Tree shirt

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Did the Merry Christmas Snoopy Santa Clause And Woodstock Xmas Tree shirt and I will buy this grandparents go on vacation a lot, did they own new cars every few years, was there house always on a lake and was it always so nice? All of that money is going to a few people at the top rather than to everyone else. And they’ve managed to convince swaths of the population, that somehow this is the only way things can be, and that they are righteous and moral for stealing all the money. check out some of elizabeth warren’s early speeches. she gets the big picture right but glazes over the cause (doubling the workforce so prices of everything biddable goes up like crazy) Money is the literal reason my partner and I cannot make having children work. We say it’s because of emotional/mental health, but honestly our mental health will never get better if the system keeps us down. It’s designed against us

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With an egoistical view to this; we won‘t and can‘t change this. Actually it only gets worse (poors getting poorer, richs getting richer). The only personal solution to this is generational wealth. Either by having it (won the Merry Christmas Snoopy Santa Clause And Woodstock Xmas Tree shirt and I will buy this birth-lottery) or try to achieve it (play capitalism). It‘s depressing. And don‘t write „basic income“. I KNOW thats the solution but it‘s not a realistic one, because people in power will never accept this My dad has worked for the same company since he was 17, he’s now 64. He hasn’t been promoted but has moved around tasks, has done everything so could essentially run the place alone, just had the standard 2% here 3% there pay rises. His wage was enough to buy a house, a car and pay all the bills until the crash of 1980 when inflation hit 17.99% , when he had to get a second job and my mum found temp work. Then I came along in ’83 when everything had calmed down so my mum stopped working (as most women did then) and my dad’s wage carried us until I was 1, my little brother 14 and my mum got a part time job. There were bonuses, Christmas parties, children’s clubs, freebies, a turkey at Christmas etc etc but they all slowly went. My fil had his own building company which went bust in 1990 thanks to the mortgage & lending industry crash, at the time my mil had cancer so couldn’t work, the bank manager laughed and gave them the most ridiculous mortgage that had clauses at the end of £20,000 once the term was up. A year before it was up they went to bank to talk about how to pay that as they’d been saving and it was waved as something they would not enforce or endorse. Not all boomers had it good, the ’80s fucked a lot of people over and those people remember how tough it is, luckily

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.