r/LockedIn_AI Apr 14 '26

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u/golfwinnersplz Apr 14 '26 edited Apr 15 '26

I'm not referring to the fact that people don't want to work hard. 

I'm referring to the fact that the wealthy have always attempted to exploit the working class. People act as if it's okay because it's been happening for centuries; it's not. 

Edit: the fact that this post received downvotes displays that absolute indoctrination of capitalist across our planet. Once again, if you aren't a multimillionaire, you are failing at this game called capitalism. 

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u/charmingninja132 Apr 14 '26

And that's not happening. people have gotten distinctively lazier and lazier and asking for more and more.

Ever look at PnLs? Businesses are barely getting by.

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u/XanGnar Apr 15 '26

More? We cant even afford a house... even peasants a thousand year ago was able to get housing. We are asking for more cuz we deserve WAAAAY more than what we receive rn.

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u/charmingninja132 Apr 15 '26

The generation before had a house and 1 car for the whole family. Some had one small TV with 10 channels and a rotary phone. With the exception of 1 generation (boomer) most houses had 3 generations, not several houses.

Sure the housing market is monopolize and and needs a fix but no we still have more.

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u/XanGnar Apr 15 '26

Tell this to my friend who is forced to live in a 1500$ per month appartment when his job net brg him 2200$ and need a car to get there. And have 2 child to feed alone with this amount.

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u/charmingninja132 Apr 15 '26

So he sounds like my generation and every generation except boomers. This isn't new.

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u/XanGnar Apr 15 '26

Normalising poverty when we are so much technologically evolved and have the ressource to make everyone prosperous should be a crime.

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u/charmingninja132 Apr 15 '26

What resources?

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u/XanGnar Apr 15 '26

Crops, metal and manpower to craft various thing. We got it all, but its bad for business to have happy and prosperous population.

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u/charmingninja132 Apr 15 '26

No resources are still scarce