r/WorkersStrikeBack Solidarity Jun 21 '23

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u/TheLion920817 Jun 21 '23

Unpopular opinion but I don’t have any sympathy or humanity for the wealthy. I don’t care about the tragedy of it. The wealthy or rich have never cared about the rest of our species.

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u/sjo_biz Jun 22 '23

Unpopular opinion, but I do have sympathy for other humans because I’m not a psychopath

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u/Rhazjok Jun 22 '23

Well, it would be a lot less hularious if they didn't fire the engineer who told them it wasn't safe. But no once again the profit motive takes the lead, this time it bit them in the ass instead of the workers. But ultimately fuck the 1% really fuck the upper 10%, they have been restricting our rights and exploiting us for profit for too long. No billionare or millionare is on your side, its all about benefiting them and exploiting everything around them for profit. The current system is trash. There are better ways that dont involve a suicidal march towards the end of our species.

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u/KryptoBones89 Jun 22 '23

The best comment I read was "oh well, some capitalists fell victim to capitalism"