Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just opened the subreffit and the top pinned post is congratulating workers at Kellog for getting concessions from a strike. Not all of them quitting. Takes 2 seconds to look it up.
But that would involve some empathy and critical thought and not just laughing at and dismissing it out of hand ala Marie Antoinette. Far out of the realm of possibility for many of the boomer narcissists on here
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Millennial here, I quit my sad toxic corporate job to work at a small but elite institution for 2x pay. I didn't quit to play video games in my moms basement.
That’s not what the anti work movement is, though. They are explicitly not about work reforms or increased worker rights-they don’t think people should have to work if they don’t want to-I think it’s tied to the ubi movement. What you’re describing is completely different.
Um, you must be joking or extremely clueless about the movement. LOL just stating open lies now?
I don’t know what to tell you, friend! Do some more research.
How about you take your own advice, lying boomer clown? What an idiot of massive proportions.
This is embarrassing. I’m not even anti anti-work and am pro ubi! It’s slogan is abolish work, ffs.
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You seem genuinely clueless, and for that I feel bad for you. Still, everyone, no matter their intellectual level, should at least ATTEMPT to research or understand something before spouting off nonsense. Good luck. Maybe youre senile
NP. How old are you?
How old are you?
Lol yikes, you just answered my question
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just opened the subreffit and the top pinned post is congratulating workers at Kellog for getting concessions from a strike. Not all of them quitting. Takes 2 seconds to look it up.
People who are enmeshed in and succeeding in the current status quo have an active reason to preserve the current conditions. They dont want to see things change so the 18 year old from Kentucky doesnt have to work two jobs to barely make rent. They dont want to see the single mom who's making $8 at a fast food job and can barely pay for formula get into a better situation. They just want to keep getting their middle class check and getting good service at their local italian joint, and leaving a 15% tip. it's pathological selfishness.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Millennial here, I quit my sad toxic corporate job to work at a small but elite institution for 2x pay. I didn't quit to play video games in my moms basement.
That’s not what the anti work movement is, though. They are explicitly not about work reforms or increased worker rights-they don’t think people should have to work if they don’t want to-I think it’s tied to the ubi movement. What you’re describing is completely different.
Um, you must be joking or extremely clueless about the movement. LOL just stating open lies now?
I don’t know what to tell you, friend! Do some more research.
How about you take your own advice, lying boomer clown? What an idiot of massive proportions.
This is embarrassing. I’m not even anti anti-work and am pro ubi! It’s slogan is abolish work, ffs.
r
You seem genuinely clueless, and for that I feel bad for you. Still, everyone, no matter their intellectual level, should at least ATTEMPT to research or understand something before spouting off nonsense. Good luck. Maybe youre senile
NP. How old are you?
How old are you?
Anonymous wrote:I just opened the subreffit and the top pinned post is congratulating workers at Kellog for getting concessions from a strike. Not all of them quitting. Takes 2 seconds to look it up.
Anonymous wrote:I just opened the subreffit and the top pinned post is congratulating workers at Kellog for getting concessions from a strike. Not all of them quitting. Takes 2 seconds to look it up.
Anonymous wrote:Socialism is to blame. Once the attitude of “the government will take care of me” finds traction, to motivation to actually work for a living diminishes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Millennial here, I quit my sad toxic corporate job to work at a small but elite institution for 2x pay. I didn't quit to play video games in my moms basement.
That’s not what the anti work movement is, though. They are explicitly not about work reforms or increased worker rights-they don’t think people should have to work if they don’t want to-I think it’s tied to the ubi movement. What you’re describing is completely different.
Um, you must be joking or extremely clueless about the movement. LOL just stating open lies now?
I don’t know what to tell you, friend! Do some more research.
How about you take your own advice, lying boomer clown? What an idiot of massive proportions.
This is embarrassing. I’m not even anti anti-work and am pro ubi! It’s slogan is abolish work, ffs.
r
You seem genuinely clueless, and for that I feel bad for you. Still, everyone, no matter their intellectual level, should at least ATTEMPT to research or understand something before spouting off nonsense. Good luck. Maybe youre senile
The founder of the subreddit said in an interview in November that it is not primarily about reform but about rethinking work and changing things so people can work less or not at all. Look it up!
unionized.Anonymous wrote:Socialism is to blame. Once the attitude of “the government will take care of me” finds traction, to motivation to actually work for a living diminishes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Millennial here, I quit my sad toxic corporate job to work at a small but elite institution for 2x pay. I didn't quit to play video games in my moms basement.
That’s not what the anti work movement is, though. They are explicitly not about work reforms or increased worker rights-they don’t think people should have to work if they don’t want to-I think it’s tied to the ubi movement. What you’re describing is completely different.
Um, you must be joking or extremely clueless about the movement. LOL just stating open lies now?
I don’t know what to tell you, friend! Do some more research.
How about you take your own advice, lying boomer clown? What an idiot of massive proportions.
This is embarrassing. I’m not even anti anti-work and am pro ubi! It’s slogan is abolish work, ffs.
r
You seem genuinely clueless, and for that I feel bad for you. Still, everyone, no matter their intellectual level, should at least ATTEMPT to research or understand something before spouting off nonsense. Good luck. Maybe youre senile
NP. How old are you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Millennial here, I quit my sad toxic corporate job to work at a small but elite institution for 2x pay. I didn't quit to play video games in my moms basement.
That’s not what the anti work movement is, though. They are explicitly not about work reforms or increased worker rights-they don’t think people should have to work if they don’t want to-I think it’s tied to the ubi movement. What you’re describing is completely different.
Um, you must be joking or extremely clueless about the movement. LOL just stating open lies now?
I don’t know what to tell you, friend! Do some more research.
How about you take your own advice, lying boomer clown? What an idiot of massive proportions.
This is embarrassing. I’m not even anti anti-work and am pro ubi! It’s slogan is abolish work, ffs.
r
You seem genuinely clueless, and for that I feel bad for you. Still, everyone, no matter their intellectual level, should at least ATTEMPT to research or understand something before spouting off nonsense. Good luck. Maybe youre senile