But housing and education are issues of inequality that have solutions, not just stump-speech lines or YouTube-ready complaints.
The Afghans were readying complaints about the United States' continuing to detain Afghans at a prison next to Bagram Air Base, north of Kabul, which was supposed to have been handed over to Afghan authorities in September.
(Get ready for complaints that Jessica Chastain's character in Kathryn Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty" isn't nice or "relatable"; to the movie's credit, she isn't).
Over strong objections from Washington, the new International Criminal Court opens its doors here on Monday, ready to receive complaints about gross abuses of human rights anywhere in the world.
Conditions were awful: three men to a single cell; bucket for a toilet; showers, exercise and clean clothes all hard to come by; allegedly drunk and abusive guards ever ready to ignore complaints; violence from both inmates and staff rife.
Conditions were awful: three men to a single cell; bucket for a toilet; showers, exercise, and clean clothes all hard to come by; allegedly drunk and abusive guards ever ready to ignore complaints; violence from both inmates and staff.
The bureau, he said, was ready to investigate complaints and conduct compliance checks "at any time". Moore said the LAPD's approach to medical marijuana shops would not necessarily change, even if shops do not yet have the local approval required under the new rules.
Unions will also want to know specific grievances you have with your employer - for instance, pay inequality, unsafe conditions, or discrimination, so have these complaints ready.
And the EU's competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager indicated she is ready to look into complaints that the settlement breached EU rules - as the Scottish National Party confirmed it was writing to her calling for an investigation.
Margrethe Vestager, the EU's competition commissioner, indicated that she was ready to look into complaints that the settlement breached EU rules, prompting an immediate request by the SNP for an inquiry.
The leader who can deal with America's problems today may be the one who's ready to respond to complaints that his policies go against past positions with a simple statement: So what?
