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23:40Now PlayingSome Americans think (read: hope) Chamel Abdulkarim’s alleged actions ignited more than just a fire at the Kimberly Clark warehouse in Ontario, California. Some suspect that his actions—and call for a livable wage—may have been the spark that could ignite a full-blown revolution. Abdulkarim is already being compared to Luigi Mangione and was given the “Warehouse Luigi” moniker (aka “Waluigi”) and is credited for inspiring other acts of rebellion. In this video we’ll talk about how America’s late stage capitalist system has created material conditions so poor that Americans think the only way to fix the country is to “burn this b****h to the ground” and start over.
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