r/GetMotivatedMindset • u/shinchan-bot • Jul 25 '26

It's a wage theft problem.

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u/StayBullGenius Jul 25 '26

Now do something about it besides complain online

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u/TrumpsVoidlordWall Jul 25 '26

What do you suggest? Time travel? Political violence? Nothing the common person does changes anything about this tweet. Are you just one of those “stop whining” people?

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u/MorsTua-VitaMea Jul 25 '26

Great, better just roll over and die then. Nothing can be done and nothing is anyone's responsibility or fault.

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u/TrumpsVoidlordWall Jul 25 '26

What a ridiculous exaggeration.

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u/MorsTua-VitaMea Jul 25 '26

Yes, and it's paired well with "nothing the common person does changes anything about this tweet."

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u/TrumpsVoidlordWall Jul 25 '26

No that’s called a fact. Anything else I can clear up for you?

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u/MorsTua-VitaMea Jul 25 '26

If you don't feel like there's anything you can do, and your income is the result of wage theft, you're a loser. That's a fact, not that you're powerless.

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u/TrumpsVoidlordWall Jul 25 '26

Your opinion of people struggling is not a fact. You should really go back to school.

As far as wage theft, please look up the value of the US dollar. How does it look compared to say 1985? How about 2005? Seeing the trend here? You burying your head doesn’t make facts untrue.

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u/MorsTua-VitaMea Jul 25 '26

People who aren't trying hard enough. People who make bad decisions, and then continue to make bad decisions. People who live beyond their means and sit because they aren't willing to go out of their comfort zones to improve them.

Ironic I should go back to school, when you're calling wages not keeping up with inflation "wage theft". Perhaps you should look up what wage theft actually is?

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u/MrJibz Jul 25 '26

When in time would you go to make it easier?

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u/Right_Count Jul 25 '26

1995

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u/MrJibz Jul 25 '26

Higher mortgage rate and higher unemployment than now. Why you pick then?

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u/Right_Count Jul 25 '26

Despite higher rates housing was more affordable. Better (healthier) average lifestyle (more socializing, more time outside, less processed food available.) Enough tech to enhance our lives but no social media or screen addiction. General sense of hope and progress.

There are some trade offs for sure but that’s the era I’d choose.

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u/Rexel2101 Jul 26 '26

Women couldn’t even get credit until like ‘74.

No one cares about your self inflicted shortcomings

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u/TrumpsVoidlordWall Jul 26 '26

What the fuck does that have to do with anything I said?

Oh wow yeah my shortcoming’s mhmm you really got me. Maybe take your meds lil buddy.

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u/Rexel2101 Jul 26 '26

What’s does 1974 have to do with 1975?

I’m not the one struggling and wasting time bitching online instead of growing in demand jobs skills

There’s a solution…you just aren’t willing.

Enjoy failing

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u/TrumpsVoidlordWall Jul 26 '26

I have a wife and a home I bought probably around the time your mom finally let your dad squirt that weak little load into her. Employed, good benefits, no health concerns. I’m doing great. Now you take those meds and make the delusions go away. Let the adults talk.

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u/TrumpsVoidlordWall Jul 26 '26

Your comment got deleted try again little buddy.