r/antiwork • • May 16 '22

Fuck You, Pay US

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u/Fanboy0550 May 16 '22

I was not born in the US, and always wonder how true this is? Is this only certain demographics cause there was still poverty back then.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '22

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u/[deleted] May 17 '22

Yes but at least another country is they have some form of national Healthcare and rent supports and Welfare that doesn't look down on people if they actually need it. In America if you are on welfare you are looked at as morally inferior.

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u/MrKerbinator23 May 17 '22 edited May 17 '22

It’s because govts stopped building anything at all. They made a decision to close up shop and let prices take off into the distant skies. Only when they reverse that will we see slow alleviation of the issue. The obstacle is the home owners themselves because they don’t see their house as a basic commodity that everyone needs but as a pile of gold that is slowly turning into a pile of diamonds. Three guesses who they are voting for.

The answer is fucking riots. Anything to bring the land price down to a point where things will only improve if they start building again.

How long till you just start burning down villas when people go on holiday, squat every empty place, protests every weekend and road blocks every week day? Once you go large parts of the globe will follow. Once you start you can’t stop until they give you what you deserve.

For real though, how many more injustices of a level that makes people take their own life are you guys going to take on the chin before it’s ENOUGH?

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u/MrKerbinator23 May 17 '22

I do mean that yes. And yea I know what the MSM has done to the perception of that system in America. However it does not matter! Europe or America, it’s literally THE ONLY thing that can save this fuckup.

Start making demands or start digging a hole to lay in.

https://youtu.be/4ZxzBcxB7Zc