At least three businesses on the North Side were vandalized over the weekend with the phrasing “kill your CEO,” according to Chicago police. chicago.suntimes.com/crime/2024/1... - ThreadSky

chicago.suntimes.com • 79 days ago

At least three businesses on the North Side were vandalized over the weekend with the phrasing “kill your CEO,” according to Chicago police.
https://chicago.suntimes.com/crime/2024/12/10/kill-your-ceo-vandals-deface-north-side-businesses

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frankiekozak.bsky.social•79 days ago

Can someone please share what the 3 businesses were

resjudicata22.bsky.social•79 days ago

According to the Chicago police, three "random businesses" were affected at: 5000 N. Clark, 4500 N. Broadway, and 5200 N. Sheridan.

beartromboneparrot.bsky.social•79 days ago

Looks like a pretty nice neighborhood on street view. Grocery, convenience store and like a auto parts and a dispensary. Seems like the graffiti was more a general sentiment than targeting those addresses.

robertdean.bskyverified.social•79 days ago

Let’s go Chicago.

robertdean.bskyverified.social•79 days ago

@buddyhead.bsky.social

brentoku.bsky.social•79 days ago

@curiouscat2.bsky.social

garretschuelke.bsky.social•79 days ago

wilywolf108.bsky.social•79 days ago

New Tradition: The Annual Killing Of The CEO.
Each year, companies sacrifice their highest paid CEO to atone for the suffering the company caused.
And because we're a "civilized" nation, the CEO gets the option to give up either all their material wealth and possessions or their head.

daylighttime.bsky.social•79 days ago

40 years of wage stagnation. Metaphorically, to get rid of a top down hierarchies might be a good step toward parity....not by violence, by collective action IN the work place. Unionize. Picket on your time off. Tell the world how you're affected. Do work not violence.

fuggitimtired.bsky.social•79 days ago

That doesn't seem to be working. But everyone listened up when violence that kills millions of us kills one of theirs. Picketing won't fix anything.
Cmon.

beeebeee.bsky.social•79 days ago

It's a nice sentiment but very out of touch with the mood of American workers.

daylighttime.bsky.social•79 days ago

I guess me being alive during the end of industry in America, seeing the middle class run the country, gives me hope. The average worker today knows very little of how life was. In the 80s, My father built tractors. 40 years later, i became the homeless shelter director in that same building...

beeebeee.bsky.social•79 days ago

I'm Gen X, all I've ever seen is the flight of capital to countries with cheaper labor and the loss of well-paying (usually unionized) jobs.

daylighttime.bsky.social•79 days ago

I get it. My family were factory workers. We lived next to steel mills and rubber factories, watching the wheels turn. We picked cabbage during the summer. Saw better times as the bottom half of the workforce, before the exodus. It's all perspective based on your experiences. All valid. Godspeed

cath34.bsky.social•79 days ago

opusmarta.no•79 days ago

Too much «let them eat cake and die of diabetes» has consequences, I guess

mikeintlh.bsky.social•79 days ago

Too many shareholders squeezing common people.

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