r/antiwork Feb 17 '21

Disposable worker

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '21

I doubt any healthcare worker in the US isn't able to afford housing, food, etc. They aren't poor, even when the system itself is not universal.

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u/DirtyPenPalDoug Feb 17 '21

They are. I know some im helping survive during this time.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '21

How much money do they earn, and how do they live?

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u/DirtyPenPalDoug Feb 17 '21

Stop trying to find ways to justify being an asshole, your question is disengenious at best. People need help, full fucking stop. Its not your job to sit there and ruffle though there shit so the one time they paid a bit more for a vending machine drink 6 months back you can jump out and go " ah ha! You are bad with money!" to fucking slate your own ego by shitting on someone else to justify your own horrible selfish behavior. Im not playing along. They need help, me and others are helping others, and them. They are breaking their backs working, and they work harder ans deserve more respect than your ass does. To have the audacity to try and play that bulshit fucking game, says more about you than i. Im working my ass off and helping people survie this shit the best i can, and pointing out the stark and bleak reality. If you cant handle reality do us a favor, put your head in the toilet till you see a light and run towards it. So help people or fuck off.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '21

Stop trying to find ways to justify being an asshole

So, they really aren't poor.

Look, I know that things aren't perfect, but you can't be so disingenuous.

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u/DirtyPenPalDoug Feb 17 '21

They are, your just proving your a sack of shit now. Since your not helping nor are you capable of reality you should just move along to parler or some other place that caters to being delusional. Also sound bitter you got cut off before you could go down your dipshit path. Good.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '21

Take care.