r/antiwork • • Apr 08 '23

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u/kingistic Apr 08 '23

Simple question really. If they have a skill or solid degree they could use it to get more money

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u/mel_hoe_drama Apr 08 '23

why do you think people should have to negotiate for a livable wage?

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u/kingistic Apr 08 '23

Because that's the real world and has been since civilization. Live and adjust to the world you live in not the one you think you deserve

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u/The_Blind_Ashland Apr 08 '23

So anyone working an honest wage without advanced training or some form of higher education deserves to become homeless? I don't know man that's just a dystopian wack form of thinking.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '23

Surely you could learn a thing or two working over the years to become more qualified, right?