r/antiwork - Yes, it's exactly what it sounds like.

How will society function without jobs?


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There's got to be a name for this phenomenon where redditors think they're a part of a mass movement that's a threat to the establishment or whatever when they're actually just posting on a popular subreddit. WSB comes to mind.
 
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There's got to be a name for this phenomenon where redditors think they're a part of a mass movement that's a threat to the establishment or whatever when they're actually just posting on a popular subreddit. WSB comes to mind.
Not even fucking close. r/wallstreetbets scared corpos so much Robinhood and several major trading firms froze trading for almost a whole day. r/antiwork wishes they could accomplish something on that scale.
 
Suburban sprawl is the problem. Suburban sprawl increases city issues because they cost more to upkeep than the city gains in tax revenue or workers. It sucks up resources. With lots of suburban sprawl, things like maintaining city roadways, maintaining or implementing public transport, electrical infrastructure, water services, and more all become harder and more difficult to maintain. It drives up housing prices inside the city and that’s why San Fran is such a fucking mess. Necessary housing to keep the city running and people off the streets isn’t being built because real estate developers want to only attract high income yuppies and the like.
Keeping SF dwellers confined within a limited space while making them suffer the homeless they adore sounds like a win to me.

I hate cities I hate cities.
 
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There's got to be a name for this phenomenon where redditors think they're a part of a mass movement that's a threat to the establishment or whatever when they're actually just posting on a popular subreddit. WSB comes to mind.

They are redditors: neckbeard idiots trannies with no self identity beyond what they consume of media and the internet, therefore they latch to unrealistic expectations of society based on perceived flaws and utopias they believe should be upheld by revolutions or something.

Tldr: They are useless fucks with mental disorders
 
Legally DDoS’ing an application site is impressive, I’ll give them that much. Not really important, but it was neat to see happen.
You know what i'll give you is more than i thought they could do, fair enough. I don't know if it's a legal DDoS.
 
Suburban sprawl is the problem. Suburban sprawl increases city issues because they cost more to upkeep than the city gains in tax revenue or workers. It sucks up resources. With lots of suburban sprawl, things like maintaining city roadways, maintaining or implementing public transport, electrical infrastructure, water services, and more all become harder and more difficult to maintain. It drives up housing prices inside the city and that’s why San Fran is such a fucking mess. Necessary housing to keep the city running and people off the streets isn’t being built because real estate developers want to only attract high income yuppies and the like.


From everything I've read its the residents and politicians who mostly caused the SF real estate crisis. Developers would love to build gigantic housing highrises but the residents and officials won't let them combined with all the hipsters who want to move there because it was romanticized.
 
From everything I've read its the residents and politicians who mostly caused the SF real estate crisis. Developers would love to build gigantic housing highrises but the residents and officials won't let them combined with all the hipsters who want to move there because it was romanticized.
And the Banks use the inflated value of the real estate in San Fran to back their balance sheets to make more inflated loans
 
You know what i'll give you is more than i thought they could do, fair enough. I don't know if it's a legal DDoS.
It’s legal because they were submitting applications. Just because the site can’t handle the sudden interest in working for Kellogg as a scab worker and the incredibly detailed resumes they’re submitting doesn’t mean it’s suddenly illegal.
From everything I've read its the residents and politicians who mostly caused the SF real estate crisis. Developers would love to build gigantic housing highrises but the residents and officials won't let them combined with all the hipsters who want to move there because it was romanticized.
It’s a mix. There’s a bunch of developers who’d love to do it. There’s more who’d like to make high income housing in the area. But both of them get cockblocked by the zoning regulations.
 
I mean I'm a little sympathetic to the antiwork concept but even reading the sidebar its clear the mods for that subreddit are itching to steer it into a leftwing partisan shitshow even though they deny it.
Not even a left-wing thing. They're mostly aimless anarchists.

The left wants solidarity among the working class. The term "working class" has a very special hint in it.
 
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