>Americans don't want to work jobs Wall Street propagandized them into believing can only be done for pennies by Chinese peasant labor in grueling work environments! Checkmate chuds!
RT: https://social.marxist.network/users/yogthos/statuses/114339368794332619
RT: https://social.marxist.network/users/yogthos/statuses/114339368794332619
>Mfw Mastodon revolutionaries are carrying water for Wall Street. Again.
Bring back manufacturing jobs that pay a decent wage and people will flock to them. Men raised families on those jobs a couple generations ago. Now their descendants go into debt just to delude themselves into believing they're too good for those jobs while ironically often getting paid less.
"Atleast I'm not working in a factory!"
My brother in christ factory jobs were heaven on earth after health and safety regulations.
My brother in christ factory jobs were heaven on earth after health and safety regulations.
Trve currentyear leftist praxis is when you support the capitalists moving the means of production across the world so they can go back to reaping the profit margins of Gilded Age-tier working conditions and wages.
@mischievoustomato @Hoss @yogthos I do, Americans were told all those jobs were gone forever and they should just go to college, now they have degrees and would rather get higher paying jobs in their fields than in factories that might maybe one day come back?
Also lmao at a USSR fanboy shittalking factory work.
Also lmao at a USSR fanboy shittalking factory work.
Cubicle jobs are designed to make people want to murder each other EXTRA HARD!
I think factory jobs make people want to get drunk together. And get in fights with one another drunkenly.
@Hoss @monkey @yogthos also one of my previous jobs was like this. Assembly line for something and the workers were underpaid migrants from different parts of the world with 3 languages on the floor, racial animosity between demographics....and most importantly bloat.
We were diagnosing failed products but we had to send them to a team of Mexicans who were there "just to do that" fix and sometimes they would pretend to work. That was a fun one.
We were diagnosing failed products but we had to send them to a team of Mexicans who were there "just to do that" fix and sometimes they would pretend to work. That was a fun one.
@Hoss @yogthos I work in American factory IT and it is actually somewhat fun. I never complained about getting a little dirty or having to do manual labor to move shit around the floor. At least the things I worked on manifested in reality unlike the vast majority of tech companies. When I get to play with a PLC and see a machine move off a command I gave it, or I pull a litany of counter tags from a quarter million dollar piece of equipment, it feels "real". Even though I work remote in an ivory tower now on architecture/infosec, I still insist on visiting plants when I have spare time so I can remind myself of this.
Not at all. Cubicle jobs are the same as the shitty "busywork" a bitchy math teacher would give. It's not doing anything of meaning so you can be emotionally blackmailed by a boss and team who does less to do more "work", which isn't real and doesn't make you happy or get you anywhere. Factory is labor. It is physically impossible to not feel fulfilled after literally producing what is hopefully a good product. Labor vs. "As per my last email" simulator is very different.
>Character's entire job revolves around helping a soulless corporation avoid taking responsibility for faulty products that they know are killing people.
>"Why is this character miserable? I don't get it."
Zoomie was only giving the kino a fraction of his attention while he scrolled his phone, no doubt.
>"Why is this character miserable? I don't get it."
Zoomie was only giving the kino a fraction of his attention while he scrolled his phone, no doubt.
Their chart is an own goal. That's 50M people who want to work in factories, more than the total amount who work in factories now!
The neat thing about bar charts is that they're very easy to use in deceptive ways that make it seem like whatever asinine point you're trying to make is backed up by some kind of empiricism, even when it isn't.
>literally calculates when it's profitable for a company to prevent death they cause
>"these RETARDED INGRATES, nothings EVER GOOD ENOUGH HUH"
>"these RETARDED INGRATES, nothings EVER GOOD ENOUGH HUH"
>Americans can do anything! We're the greatest country in the world!
>Manufacturing? No, that's impossible.
>Manufacturing? No, that's impossible.
That's okay we can import workers to work in the EHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
People don't really WANT to work in a factory all day, but they do it out of need. They do provide more jobs and higher standard of living generally but there still are risks. The main benefit is it has a direct impact on the local economy and you have total control of the supply chain. Producing local is the most efficient way to process a good and make sure you produce something high quality.
I told some boomers not to cry in the casino and was nearly murdered
>Workers' rights, environmental regulations and reigning in the concentration of wealth among the 1% are all very important to me, so let's tolerate corporations taking the manufacturing abroad where all three of those things can be ignored completely!
Y'know, it's actually not very surprising that this somehow makes sense to people who believe men can be women.
Y'know, it's actually not very surprising that this somehow makes sense to people who believe men can be women.
@Hoss @threalist if you think that your oligarchs are going to invest in domestic manufacturing, you're dumber than a bag of bricks 😆
@Hoss@shitpost.cloud @monkey imagine being so dumb that you can't understand that capitalists aren't interested in paying you a decent wage. You don't own the means of production dummy, the means of production aren't even in your shithole country anymore. And they're not coming back.
I literally cannot imagine being dumber than you, who seems to be a textbook useful idiot for the forces you claim to oppose.
>Bro just lay down and take it up the ass from Wall Street, they're too powerful.
@Hoss Marxists never really stopped working for their wealthy overlords. @professionalbigot69 @yogthos
@Hoss@shitpost.cloud mfw dumb fuck yanks don't understand why their manufacturing jobs disappeared
Domestic manufacturing started being sold off wholesale in the 80's because the boomers were sold on the short-term economic gains that came at the expense of gutting major domestic industry. If you understand how boomers get scammed into reverse mortgaging their homes, it's not hard to understand how or why they effectively did it to the entire country. If this is something you struggled to comprehend, it's not because you're a smart person who figured out a particularly nuanced puzzle. You're just retarded.
One of the Revolutionary Romantics.
Because sixty million weren't enough.
Because sixty million weren't enough.
Somehow, most managers and company bosses fail to understand these simple requirements.
Almost as if the Dodge brothers vs Ford resolution rotted their fucking braincells to their core
Almost as if the Dodge brothers vs Ford resolution rotted their fucking braincells to their core
Remember what Bezhmenov said: No matter how much evidence you show, they will not realize their mistakes until the military boot crushes them.
Don't you think it's amazing that in so little time, the leftoids that in the past cared about coal workers, factory workers and other tough jobs in order to improve their working hours and wages have stopped giving a shit about them and they only care about service jobs because that's the jobs the majority of leftoids take?
I think it's kinda funny
I think it's kinda funny
@80caa3337d33760ee355697260af0a038ae6a82e6d0b195c7db3c7d02eb394ee @lina @monkey @Hoss @yogthos guy is a total liberal dipshit
@Morghur @Eternal_Iratus @Hoss @yogthos they never really cared. they pretemd to be empathetic because its a vehicle to attack the people they envy.
Probably the only leftist that cared about them was Orwell. And he was hated by the leftists of his time, which is very telling
@grey @professionalbigot69 @Hoss @yogthos I still don't get that comic?
@leespringfield1903 @professionalbigot69 @Hoss @yogthos the original one was written by an apple user who got tired of getting criticized for using an iphone.
@Hoss @professionalbigot69 @yogthos A *lot* of people are, people you wouldn't think would do so. A disturbing amount of "White Nationalists" simp for big business directly or indirectly.
People that really, REALLY need to unlearn the idea that "libertarianism and/or capitalism = good". People that really are that one quote about Americans:
"Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires"
Granted, the guy saying that (John Steinbeck) would never agree to *NATIONAL SOCIALISM*, but the latter half of the quote still seems to hold true.
People that really, REALLY need to unlearn the idea that "libertarianism and/or capitalism = good". People that really are that one quote about Americans:
"Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires"
Granted, the guy saying that (John Steinbeck) would never agree to *NATIONAL SOCIALISM*, but the latter half of the quote still seems to hold true.
@Morghur @professionalbigot69 @Hoss @yogthos The Dodge Brothers, you say?