This entire thing is so tragic.
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I can't speak for everyone, because I fundamentally believe that the increases in productivity due to technology should have been applied to flexibility for the working public instead of pure profit for the capitalist owning class. But for me, sometimes I can't stand another MOMENT of my work shift, and other times I find myself lost in the work for 14 hours before I even realize it. It's purely a function of what you're working on and what it means to you. Or doesn't mean to you.
Yeah, so in your opinion, humans get what we deserve? I guess I can't argue with that.
Boomers and decendants thereof.
Point 1 could solve homelessness and destitution permanently. These are choices we make, to keep them.
Sure, but there is also the true history of coordinated effort. A lot of people had a lot to gain by making sure a particular generation got brainwashed, and the rest of us are feeling the effects - if you think you're immune to propaganda, then it's already too late.
You gotta remember this was DECADES of conditioning. These people have been primed for this from birth. For this moment in time, when they could gleefully collapse anything positive remaining about being American.
I still have my reddit account for niche stuff, but I overwrote all my comments with gibberish so they couldn't use my words to train anything. I could definitely give up my reddit if push came to shove.
Lol yeah, that too.
I guess I'm just a little more cynical and you're just a little more idealistic. If you review this thread, and the many other threads posted about this speech, in full you'll see I'm not the only one who feels like this is bare minimum effort from Democrat leadership. Agree to disagree.
It's better than nothing. But that's all it achieved.
Lmao don't eat sugar omg what kind of perfect drug are you on?