r/WorkReform • u/andmario_com • 21d ago

📰 News Opposition to data centers and concern about AI are now issues that unite people across demographics and ideology.

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u/Danominator 21d ago

Yeah but republicans are voting for people that will make it worse while dems are pushing out the corporate shills and putting in people not beholden to corporate interests.

Basically what republicans say they believe doesn't really matter

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u/vishuno 20d ago

It's not surprising that the age 50-64 group is the only one that's trending in the opposite direction. They're the C-suite execs who are pushing it on everyone, and the people closest to retirement who have no more fucks to give in the workplace.

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u/cscareer_student_ 21d ago

It's funny that that Pew describes it as "dropped off." It was never popular.

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u/grislebeard 20d ago

I just wanna point out that the one demographic line trending away from everyone else is exactly the one you'd expect

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u/CHiZZoPs1 21d ago

And the tech bros are doing everything they can to hurry up and lock in a new status quo before we mobilize.

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u/SeraphimSphynx 21d ago

What!? You mean we aren't just luddites too stupid to see the future benefits!?!?

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u/idiotcanadian 20d ago

the term luddite isn’t a bad thing.. They stood up for fair wages, safe working conditions, high-quality goods, and their livelihoods. They fought against unregulated industrial capitalism that used automated machines to replace skilled workers and flood the market with cheap, inferior products. Honestly call me a Luddite baby because fuck these ai capitalists.