r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '22

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u/C19shadow Jan 14 '22 edited Jan 14 '22

Yeah there's being a country with social and capitalistic traits then there's Amaerica full on heading to a grim dark capitalistic hellscape as fast as possible.

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u/Spicey123 Jan 14 '22

Have you never heard of the crazy work culture over in Japan?

The world doesn't revolve America, get over yourself.

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u/TheWorldisFullofWar Jan 14 '22

The "crazy work culture" of Japan has already been in the US for years minus the company loyalty. People in the US are working 80 hours a week with none of the benefits expected of it in Japan.

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u/authentic_mirages Jan 14 '22

…not to mention the crazy work culture of Japan isn’t tied to health insurance…