drmeanfeel

drmeanfeel , 2 months ago

It will continue to exist because it's useful for the ruling class.

Terms like "unskilled labor" help the media do their job, which is helping capital convince the masses that the "unskilled laborers" are speaking above their station when asking for a livible wage.

It's "burger flippers" for people who want to call themselves more politically literate. Language currently used to minimize and undermine.

It will definitely continue to exist, but acting like there aren't connotations here or that they aren't directly related to the "real problem of low wages" is wack

drmeanfeel , 3 months ago

Never fails, Christians (ostensibly """"real"""" ones lol) always go to this, such a convenient out for rancid, unserious, responsibility denying dingdongs

drmeanfeel , 3 months ago

Incredibly convenient thing for "polite Christians" (read: enablers) to say while the overwhelmingly powerful structure borne of their freely given money, time, and prejudices ruins the country.

drmeanfeel , 3 months ago

Draws an audience of gullible morons. With that starting point you can do a number of things grift wise

drmeanfeel , 4 months ago

Yep, if it were different it would mean something else

drmeanfeel , 4 months ago

Man, you gotta know if ChatGPT returned Hitler as "interested in ancestry and hotel art" it wouldn't be good no matter how pedantically true it is

drmeanfeel , 4 months ago

Having nearly died experiencing that power grid first hand, and their only two state exports of Bucees and Whataburger being picked up in other states, it's not looking good

drmeanfeel , 5 months ago

Affordable? No, not to many people's finances

Relatively cheap for a new car? Unfortunately

A tough combination in a country where having a car is essentially mandatory in all but a few cities