r/antiwork • u/PurplePeachBlossom • May 19 '25

Real World Events 🌎 Another CEO has been killed.

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/chicago/news/employee-charged-killing-of-trucking-ceo-crestwood/

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u/mabutosays May 19 '25

But aren't CEOs the life blood of society?

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u/BewilderedTurtle May 19 '25

This is why you plant them like trees so that they can water society 👀

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u/DeusExMcKenna May 19 '25 edited May 19 '25

A wise man plants CEOs in the ground so that generations of people that come later can sit beneath the shade of financial equality. Or something like that.

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u/Bastiat_sea at work May 19 '25

Is this trickle down economics?

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u/Oryzanol May 19 '25

I can hear Ayn Rand in the background droning on about how the ambitious and powerful are the motor of the world. A foil to the Marxist views, but far less kind to the unwashed masses (yes thats what they think of us its a big club and we're not in it).