It's so funny because at first they were saying they're bipartisan, and then soon shot themself in the foot. nice. I remember seeing someone even post like "Doesn't matter if you're left or right join in!" and I think that's why the main antiwork sub was calling it a right wing troll sub, and now they have to backpedal.
These people overuse the word "trauma" so much I can't even joke about it. Somebody trying to set you up on a fucking date is traumatic? Bitch just say you're not interested, christ. These people overuse the word "trauma" so much it's an insult to people with actual PTSD.
Unfortunately on the left these days there's this idea that the protest is itself the solution. Like if you make enough noise you don't need a plan beforehand, it's just going to naturally spur some sort of change. Thinking is as long as you have a good enough reason to be angry somebody somewhere is going to do something about it, and you don't need to upset yourself talking about boring shit like policy or elections.
Retail is shit, I can't blame anyone for not wanting to work it full time when you get regularly cussed out, are wearing down your body over the years from standing for 10 hours, and deal with shitty managers for minimum wage. However these people could easily go into a trade, get a government job, get some certificates, go into dental hygiene, or learn to code. There's 10 million other jobs for people who don't want to go to a four year university scam and go into debt.
There are even plenty of jobs out there for weird autists who are horrified about the idea of interacting with another person, like remote medical coding. Seriously the whole world isn't retail or food service.
Learn to code is criminally underrated because it always assumes investment of 5+ year before you can work, when in reality you can just learn basic html/css within a month and park your ass at some corporation, marking up their spam mails or whatever the fuck. Or you can join a QA department as a garden variety drone.
There's also graphic design, other types of freelancing, etc. Community college unlocks so much more opportunities than people think. A lot of decent jobs out there say "bachelor's required" but a good number will hire an associate's degree if there's no actual certification required, out of desperation. A lot of these "bachelor's required" jobs are just trying to get an ideal candidate, but it's still good to apply. Even if you only just have experience or a two year degree.
I think another huge problem is people just aren't educated on their options because we kept funneling people into expensive universities, and then telling them "either you go to a four year or work at Mcdonald's you fucking loser" So people then become lazy because they develop a sort of learned helplessness of "Oh I didn't get into a university/I picked a useless degree so I might as well just work at Mcdonald's since I don't amount to anything". It's a lot of disgruntled millenials I see in the subreddit. Recently a lot of gen Z people, have started looking into college alternatives, so I think it's changing already.
I'm sure it's harder to get a good job if you're a "woman" with a beard who spends the entire interview trying to explain that your tax documents have a different name then your actual name because "identity". I mean, obviously mainstream society doesn't exactly "get" these people. No shit there's inequality, we're talking about a group of people that half the country thinks is delusional. Like, I think most transgendered people would last all of 10 minutes with my boss before running out of the room crying. He would break their brains. And not even intentionally. And he's not the only boss I've had like that.
Tranny programming and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race
Wonder what the fuck happened to katsukitty, on the subject
Holy shit, hahahaha, now that’s a roast.
In medicine what I generally see is men being more willing to switch jobs and play hardball with salary negotiations.
I'm about as late and autistic as late and autistic can be but I misread it as "grown man plays with puppies" and I was about to ask what was wrong with that.
We know
Yes and the reason people have been making fun of Chris Chan for a decade and a half is definitely that we’re all scared of his powers, and not that he’s a laughable retard.
He DOES have the ability to ruin the life of anybody he comes into contact with. That's a power.
These kids actually hate the workers of the world, whether they be Mid-Western truckers, or staunchly Catholic Mexican fruit pickers. They just have no exposure to them. I don't know if they think the majority of the workforce are dysgenic "queers" and "allies" like them, or if they think that every worker below the professional tier is economically leftist and a radical feminists/anti-racist. I'm guessing some are delusional enough to think that, others secretly think the enlightened tranny-tankie priest class will have to emerge from their coom-caves to educate the simple-minded masses and lead them to utopia.
Coding is a great option because you can really just teach yourself everything you need to know, any degree/training is just a way to get into the interview as 90% of what I learned in school doesn't apply to what I do now. A lot of tech companies, and some IT departments, are really starting to get this and loosening up their hiring practices, as I have seen people with 0 degree get hired off their knowledge. Another plus is the ability to quickly apply shit you barely know and learn as you go with shit like Stack Overflow, if you understand how to get the answers you're looking for from google you're golden. You might not become an ML programmer at Tesla, but you can go pretty damn far.
Shiiieeeet retail ain't that bad. Certain big box stores (the one that isn't walmart) are actually pretty chill and were paying significantly above minimum wage before the pandemic, and now its so good people are literally quitting sales jobs to work there. I loathe people who simp for companies, but there is a gradient of shittiness of worker treatment, and plenty of retail companies are nice places to work. Don't give these troons any credit, they just can't tolerate the baseline levels of misery that we all just accept as a fact of life, and anything they have to do that involves interacting with the public is a nightmare for them because they have chosen to dedicate their physical existence to making people uncomfortable.
