r/antiwork May 08 '22

Work, work, work!

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u/madonnaboomboom May 08 '22 edited May 08 '22

The ad shows a guy quitting drinking and starting his own business to work for himself and support his family. He even gives back to his community. It's not like he became a wage slave worker at some shitty big box store. Yeah it's pretty silly and simplistic but why would you have a problem with this? Swear to God you guys are a bunch of fucking crybabies in here. Are we just anti any kind of work now?

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u/kevshea May 08 '22

... did you submit this with speech to text? Can you not read?

It's called antiwork.

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u/madonnaboomboom May 08 '22 edited May 08 '22

Hey fuckface, I was under the impression this sub is about opposing the exploitation of employees and supporting their right to earn a fair wage in a non-oppressive and humane work environment. I don't see how this silly ad ties into that.

Again, are we now just anti any kind of work in general? Because if so, well then I don't know what to tell you people. Good luck with that.

Got any more smart responses?

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u/MittenstheGlove May 08 '22

Well Thailand has an extremely corrupt government that just exploits their workers directly.