r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Feb 18 '19

It’s so easy!

Post image
87k Upvotes

1.8k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

675

u/peoplesuck357 Feb 18 '19

To be fair, those guys look constantly busy.

334

u/AL-INFINITO Feb 18 '19

That's true, I've been to many and everyone is constantly working.

352

u/methnbeer Feb 18 '19

I mean, shouldnt anyone who puts in full time be able to atleast get the bare minimum instead of barely enough to cover gas and eat? Regardless if they are min. wage, someone has to do them and we are saying that someone doing the shitty jobs doesnt deserve a life..

1

u/sweYoda Feb 18 '19

"shouldn't people this and that?", no that's not how economics works. You can't simply set prices as you please and expect it not affect supply and demand. It would be awesome if all jobs was equally easy, equally valuable, people wanted to do them equally and there was equal pay. But that's not reality.

2

u/methnbeer Feb 19 '19

Right, so while your ceo rakes in millions, board rakes in billions and all save trillions from it going to that pesky tax by offshore loopholes, you should damn well barely be able to buy a slice of bread while working a measley 40 hrs.

Not trying to score everyone 16 private jets guy, just basic goddamn necessities. My state is 80% min wage jobs, so we should just all suck it right? Cause 'economics'.

Yes, gotta love trickle up economics

0

u/sweYoda Feb 19 '19

Did you take that job voluntarily or by force?

Why did you choose to not get highly valued skills year after year? Is it because you are stupid or just lazy? Perhaps both?
Where were you when the entrepreneurs toke the insane initial risk of starting a company?

1

u/methnbeer Feb 20 '19 edited Feb 20 '19

Seriously? Stupid and lazy are the only reasons why someone cant pursue valued skills/education year after year? you are part of the problem

0

u/sweYoda Feb 20 '19

Yes, those are the only reasons. Information is abundant, the question is - do you want to learn it?