Right wing grifter Christopher Rufo tells college-educated conservative men to go get jobs at Chipotle

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Anonymous wrote:I always watch what these people do and not what they say. All of these politicians selling “don’t go to college” all send their kids to college.

Bingo!

It’s like Silicon Valley executives who don’t let their own kids use the addictive software they are creating.

Barron Trump goes to NYU, a super expensive liberal university. I’m sure the Trumps aren’t hurting for cash, but they are doing the direct opposite of what they are selling to others. why not one of the Florida schools or conservative leaning schools?

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Anonymous wrote:This all dovetails on Trump, Vivek and Elon wanting to uncap visa limits and staple green cards to diplomas.

Vivek’s last tweet was two weeks ago when he called American kids lazy and stupid compared to foreign kids.

Yeh, I was wondering where Vivek went. This MAGA split will be interesting. Like when Charlie Kirk got rationed after the United Health care assassination.

What does “rationed” mean in this context? Did they boot Kirk out of the club?

Can’t remember if it was Kirk or Ben Shapiro who tried to frame the murderer as left wing. But then a bunch of RW maga were like, dude deserved to die. Health insurance ceos are trash.

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Rufo, like Vance, are elitist social climbers with pure hatred and contempt for low and middle class white people. Why? Because they are mentally unwell creeps oozing ick who repelled white female peers their formative years. They were incels who didn’t get a girlfriend until they were in their mid to late 20s. Thai girl in Rufo’s case, Indian girl in JD’s case. They married that first girlfriend. Now they boast their kids aren’t white, their kids are Asian and Indian, respectively.

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Anonymous wrote:Chris Rufo, Tucker, Matt Walsh, Hannity, Ben Shapiro, Cernovich, et al. are paid vast sums of money to make dipshit conservatives tolerate and embrace downward mobility.

Cernovich went to Pepperdine for law school. Shapiro and Rufo both went to Harvard for law school. A bunch of crooks selling the public something they know they wouldn’t do themselves.

Rufo has a bogus online degree from Harvard’s degree mill extension school.

Shapiro has a Harvard law degree.

Tucker’s kids all went to boarding schools and then UVA.

Hannity’s kids to UMich and Wake Forest.

Cernovich was a failure who allegedly was living off a divorce settlement from his successful first wife until he pivoted to right wing grifting.

The Harvard extension school is not a degree mill. Anyone can take a class but not everyone can get into the degree program. Trying to claim Harvard and not Harvard extension isn’t right but I doubt you know enough about Harvard to say such things.

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Only on this website do people sneer at making 100K at chipotle. Never change DCUM.

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Anonymous wrote:What's the problem with the suggestion? I don't understand.

Once upon a time I would have agreed. The cost of living is just too high now to work your way up. When I graduated from college 25 years ago with my bachelor’s, I worked retail for $11/hr for 6 months. Then my first professional job started at $22,000. It was tight, but I was able to get by ok. I had a reliable car that I paid $1,000 cash for. My 1 bedroom apartment was $425/month. I had no debt because tuition at the small college I went to was about $2000. I recently looked into this when my daughter was looking for an apartment.
That same apartment is now $1100/month.
The retail job I worked still starts out at $11.
That first professional job I got out of college now requires a Master’s and 15-20 years of experience at pays $30,000. As far as I can tell, there are no entry level positions in that field.
Tuition at my college is now $14k.

The math just ain't mathin’. We have made it nearly impossible for college grads to work their way up.

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Why is Rufo finally saying that Biden’s economy is good?

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OP, weren't you cheering as you outsourced many native workers labor in this country to illegal aliens?

What was your standard line to coal miners and loggers?

"Learn to code".

So don't whine now.

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Anonymous wrote:Only on this website do people sneer at making 100K at chipotle. Never change DCUM.

Work from home feds of DCUM align with work from home GOP Inc. grifters paid to push oligarch talking points.

It’s not a 100k job. GM at Chipotle in Florida makes 57k and the avg home is 385k. You’ll never own a home, you’ll never pay off your student loans, and university-educated women will never date you.

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It’s never women, minorities or foreigners who should go serve burritos for 80 hours a week. It’s always educated young white men who are the targets for this sort of downward mobility.

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Anonymous wrote:Note the same themes being hit - “bootstraps and “work your way up” - this is a GOP Inc. choreographed campaign. Another GOP grifter who sits on his ass recording a podcast & and another who just retweets all day from Southern California are pushing the same key words. Go be happy with a job paying $20K. Go deliver Amazon packages. Work your way up, conservative kids. And one day you might be able to afford a used car!

These folks get new talking points every week and reliably hammer them into the heads of their followers. This is the right-wing media machine.

Matt Walsh is a fascinating character - he's never meaningfully participated in any societal institution. He was home schooled, never went to college, was a blogger and now a podcaster. He doesn't seem to have much of a history beyond that. It's so weird to me that so many people are influenced by a weird neckbeard that has lived this sheltered existence and whose only skill seems to be being angry on the internet.

Most of the right wing eco system are closeted homosexuals. Often married with kids.

I don’t get this statement. I have a few gay male friends and they are incredibly supportive. They are the furthest thing from misogynists.

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Anonymous wrote:What's the problem with the suggestion? I don't understand.

Once upon a time I would have agreed. The cost of living is just too high now to work your way up. When I graduated from college 25 years ago with my bachelor’s, I worked retail for $11/hr for 6 months. Then my first professional job started at $22,000. It was tight, but I was able to get by ok. I had a reliable car that I paid $1,000 cash for. My 1 bedroom apartment was $425/month. I had no debt because tuition at the small college I went to was about $2000. I recently looked into this when my daughter was looking for an apartment.
That same apartment is now $1100/month.
The retail job I worked still starts out at $11.
That first professional job I got out of college now requires a Master’s and 15-20 years of experience at pays $30,000. As far as I can tell, there are no entry level positions in that field.
Tuition at my college is now $14k.

The math just ain't mathin’. We have made it nearly impossible for college grads to work their way up.

College grads can still share apartments - or rooms - if they want to. They grew up with a higher standard of living and don't want to slum the way we did after finishing college.

Not to say things haven't gotten more expensive. They have - vastly. But I once lived in a four room apartment with nine people because we all wanted to live in an expensive city and none of us was earning very much. Even in my 30s, I lived in a group house in Columbia Heights for a while. Those things are still possible.

And as much as I LOATHE the far right griftosphere - I guess I'm not sure what's wrong with telling people that they can earn some money working at a restaurant, and that there are advancement opportunities there. I guess the subtext is that all the people who hate this think they and their kids are too good for that?

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Anonymous wrote:Only on this website do people sneer at making 100K at chipotle. Never change DCUM.

Work from home feds of DCUM align with work from home GOP Inc. grifters paid to push oligarch talking points.

It’s not a 100k job. GM at Chipotle in Florida makes 57k and the avg home is 385k. You’ll never own a home, you’ll never pay off your student loans, and university-educated women will never date you.

Two people earning $60k each will have a $120k HHI.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only on this website do people sneer at making 100K at chipotle. Never change DCUM.

Work from home feds of DCUM align with work from home GOP Inc. grifters paid to push oligarch talking points.

It’s not a 100k job. GM at Chipotle in Florida makes 57k and the avg home is 385k. You’ll never own a home, you’ll never pay off your student loans, and university-educated women will never date you.

And I’m sure that GM job at Chipotle requires working nights and weekends. Like every night and every weekend. That’s really tough if you have small children.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chris Rufo, Tucker, Matt Walsh, Hannity, Ben Shapiro, Cernovich, et al. are paid vast sums of money to make dipshit conservatives tolerate and embrace downward mobility.

Cernovich went to Pepperdine for law school. Shapiro and Rufo both went to Harvard for law school. A bunch of crooks selling the public something they know they wouldn’t do themselves.

I don't think he's saying not to go to college. He's saying that there is opportunity all around us. Making 100k to manage a Chipotle isn't a bad deal, and can lead to more. I have a friend who's worked in fast food her entire life and makes millions in annual compensation. She started as a food prep worker at a fast food joint, also dealing drugs from the restaurant for extra cash. Went legit as she moved up, and up, and up. Now she makes in the low 7 figures, doing work that most people consider beneath them.

LOL. So it was a good cover for her drug dealing? I'm sure the 7-figure fast food job means it's a good cover for siphoning off profits.