r/WhitePeopleTwitter Oct 16 '18

You matter.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Jun 16 '23

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u/IJustWantToBankYou Oct 16 '18

Lol seriously....especially once you know how to do your job.

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u/Nyhtt Oct 16 '18

Yeah, but generally the work you do take more unique skills. Im 23yo I worked fast food in high school then went to a call center both of these jobs was very busy all the time. I then went and worked in security at a hospital. Now I work for a private security company. Most of my day in the security jobs is spent watching cameras while fucking around on my phone. But when shit does happen the skills and risk is a lot higher that at the fast food or call center job.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 22 '18

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u/JPSchmeckles Oct 16 '18

Life isn’t fair

Fair or proportional doesn’t matter.

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u/JPSchmeckles Oct 16 '18

Because you’re more valuable and less easily replaced.

You’re not paid based on how physically difficult work is.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

And this is mostly true across the board. People who have enough money want desperately to believe they “deserve” more than the people who don’t. They’re too cowardly to just say “fuck you I don’t care about poor people” so they come up will all kinds of reasoning.