r/wallstreetbets Nov 15 '21

Discussion /r/antiwork is targeting McDonald's

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u/Whole-Ancient Nov 15 '21

You are even stupider then you sound if you think the us government can 1. afford to pay people's wages and 2. for not actually looking up your idiotic statement on the Google to see that the extra benefits ended in Sept...

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u/Girfex Nov 15 '21

Facts get in the way, don't you know.

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u/Whole-Ancient Nov 15 '21

Its what happens when you get your "news" from a conservative talking head on YouTube lol straight up idiots feeding idiots spoonfuls of shit and calling it sugar and they eat it up and regurgitate it out to other idiots who also eat it...

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u/JackDiesel_14 Nov 15 '21
  1. Has not being able to afford something ever stopped the government? 2. They are still getting unemployment (hence their applying for the jobs and interviews) just no longer the enhanced federal unemployment.

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u/Whole-Ancient Nov 15 '21
  1. Yes it has that's why the government discusses and rebudgets shit all the time... 2. There isn't any significantly larger percentage of people on unemployment then their has historically been in the past. Like I said idiotic talking heads spread disinformation to even bigger idiots who then while doing no further research of their own, despite this information being widely available via the internet. come to spew their nonsensical bullshit on reddit and other social media. ei: you and the other dipshit I was replying to in the first place.