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- Oct 1, 2018
It's amazing how one can suggest you shouldn't vilify manual laborers, and people immediatly stoop to comparing western farmers to Indonesian cargo cultists living off selling steel from sunken japanese destroyers.Yes, and those "zones" where you're punished for existence is not the first world importer service economies, let alone the United States, it's the resource extraction zones.
Ever seen a documentary where Indonesians go head first into a sulfur mine or the engine of a scuttled ship and get cancer at 30, and wonder why they bother? It's still better pay than being a subsistence farmer, and they can send a few dollars to their home village to repair their corrugated steel roof in their family home.
Idolizing subsistence farming is peak "based" vibes retardation, have some perspective.
There's a middle point between being a pajeet serf with a 20 square meter potato crop and living in a service economy. What's wrong with wanting back to the pre ww2 paradigm?