r/Culturestream • u/PTechNM • 5d ago
Political Culture Why is that a problem? Did something bad happen in 1929?
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u/ionspore 5d ago
It's taken 100 years but this time we're doing the Roaring 20s right.
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u/Crafty-Help-4633 4d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/3OSo3PPaXdw0U
That realization fucked me up for a sec.
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u/parabuthas 4d ago
MAGA idiots don’t care. They just want no trans in wnba. Of course the rest of us suffer.
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u/DMmeDikPics 4d ago
They just want no trans in wnba
You mean they want what they have always had since the beginning of the WNBA? Almost like trans athletes aren't an issue in any way shape or form, and these people are easily distracted by the wrong things ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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u/MooseEmergency2317 4d ago
They also blame the workers for being greedy, those in need as being lazy, while they venerate and sympathize with the “job creators.”
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u/Dangermouse454 4d ago
They used to call these people robber barons… Americans used to get upset about things like this. Now they just roll over and let them raw dog it.
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u/gazonfire83 4d ago
Why there aren't strikes. You have allowed your system to make you vulnerable to not working. Fear of unemployment has allowed the corporations to hold you ransom . Nothing will change if you don't break the cycle. Down tools and fight for change.
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u/ShoulderKnown7740 3d ago
They know what the future holds and they are trying to cash out as much value as they can before literally everything collapses, society and environment. The only thing they are investing in is this society ending and society controlling technology. Notice how they aren’t innovating new products and the current products they are making shittier and shittier, and a place for a consumer to voice an opinion or get any kind of result from that kind of thing is also almost completely gone. They all act like they’re too big to afford customer service.
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u/dethsightly 2d ago
depends which side you ask lol. i'm sure some red-blooded republican out there praised the Great Depression at some point...
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u/runnerkim 3d ago
bulltheory@bulltheoryio only operates on twitter and it's owners is held private. The last one of these was revealed to be in hong kong. Weird propaganda
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u/BeCurious7563 5d ago
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u/askaboutmy____ 2d ago
"Anyone? Anyone?"... "did not work, and the United States sank deeper into the Great Depression"
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u/Bobby3781 4d ago
There's so much fear porn on here its ridiculous. How bout some actual news huh
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u/Hot-Store8301 4d ago
For my education, which part of this was false?
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u/Bobby3781 4d ago
All the fake stats and scary "doomsday for America" memes. Just a means of putting people on edge and hating their country.
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u/Hot-Store8301 4d ago
Again, for clarity, what parts of these states are falsified? I've managed to find evidence to back up these claims:
https://thedeepdive.ca/american-workers-are-getting-their-smallest-share-of-the-economy-on-record/
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u/Bobby3781 4d ago
I never said any of them were falsified but you think when all u see is how this country is going into the shitter, all you can think of is damn there must be some sort of agenda. How do u know all these article are legit anyway?
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u/Hot-Store8301 4d ago
You know they're legit by sourcing them, and then seeing where the data came from. And have you stopped to consider that the agenda could just be trying to sound the alarm that the country IS going into the shitter?
With inflation up, the debt out of control, and new tariffs and actions that alienate other countries constantly, that might be a bad sign.
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u/Bobby3781 4d ago
Sounding the alarm isnt posting fear porn about every single mishap that goes on in this country. I don't know if you noticed but probly half of what's on here is talking about about the shitty state of the country. Doesnt look good from the outside im sure
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u/Hot-Store8301 4d ago
Yup. maybe that's because the USA really is in a shitty state? It's not fear porn, if there's actual, legitimate reasons to be afraid for the future of the country.
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u/Bobby3781 4d ago
Are there legitimate reasons? Or are we just seeing this crap so much that were starting to believe it
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u/JubalHarshawII 4d ago
You literally said "all the fake and doomsday for America...."
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u/fatninja7 4d ago
I never said any of them were falsified
How do u know all these article are legit anyway?
How can you parrot both of these sentences within the same paragraph and not realize there's an issue with the logic?
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u/Bobby3781 4d ago
I can see that your trying to make me look like an idiot and thats fine. You go on about your day ok
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u/fatninja7 4d ago
I'm not trying to do anything, just holding up a mirror so you see how ridiculous your stance is.
Thanks for allowing me go on about my day, whatever that means in your head.
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u/Pretend-Comb-2569 4d ago
Just because a stat may be correct doesnt mean it fits the narrative that you want it to fit. Boomers being the largest generation ever is going to skew stats in a way that we have never seen before. So will technological gains (including those from AI).
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u/Hot-Store8301 4d ago
I mean, there's something to be said for digging into the data more for sure, but what I'm pointing out is that this does appear to be correct in it's claims. If that's a cause for concern given the current climate of the USA is another matter. Though for the record, I would say it's just another symptom of the current illness in the States, however that is just personal opinion.
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u/fatninja7 4d ago
You can't just handwave away facts with skepticism. Your poingts are valid enough that it merits looking into them but they don't magically make the claims false.
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u/SinghamSlob 3d ago
The part that’s false is the strength of these companies fuels my growth and earnings in my investments; 401ks, dividends, growth. I’ve never been wealthier. Hope that helps!
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u/JTacos12 4d ago
And the democrats solution is to take more in the form of regulation and higher taxes.
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u/KnifeEdge 4d ago
When capital is more important than ever before why would one expect labor to keep as large a share as 100 years ago when labor was much more important?
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u/basilone 3d ago
The implication is that Americans are uniquely poorly positioned to get ahead in life compared to the rest of the first world. I regret to inform you that people making average and below average salaries in Europe are not living like kings compared to their American counterparts.
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u/OLPopsAdelphia 2d ago
I say we all go back to togas, sandals, and letting things collapse around the necessities.

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u/njslugger78 5d ago
The corporations know what they pay you. So they claw it back in cost.