America could've been a perfect paradise by now. But the chuds had to ruin everything.
America could've been a perfect paradise by now. But the chuds had to ruin everything
Juan Wood
Hudson King
People just say shit and expect us to believe that. Nobody in my family thought we'd be living like rich Athenians. My grandparents were laborers, you don't automate bricklaying with computers.
James Walker
that would have happened if the coastal cities hadn't become mini-nations with a never ending supply of poor workers.
Zachary Hughes
I hope someone doesn't post the pic of a computerized bricklayer...
Adrian Sanders
>you don't automate bricklaying with computers.
Not yet heheheh...
Isaiah Jenkins
>Guess what happened instead?
Minimum wage didn't keep up with inflation so it's still worth hiring real people.
Aaron Cook
Oh yes you do
Noah Hill
Most white collar workers do like 2 hours of actual work and then pretend to be busy the rest of the week. The actual amount of necessary labor performed is probably under 20 hours per person per week.
Eli Gomez
Industrial Revolution in its consequences...
Noah Jenkins
It would probably be quite trivial to automate bricklaying nowadays. I wonder if it has been done already.
Dominic Ward
>RoadPrinter
SOVL
Joshua Ortiz
Instead we went full neoliberal and now everyone is poorer than the previous two generations
Ethan Jones
Bricklayer sisters not like this...
Adrian Gonzalez
coastal cities have nothing to do with it, it's retards voting for republicans that strip away their rights. A phenomenon that predominantly occurs away from coastal cities in places like texas and kentucky.
Joshua Martin
Logan Baker
This is the real crime of it, and the reason why working from home should be the norm for most white collar jobs.
While it's typically Republicans who are pretty anti-labor, it's not just them. It's whoever is in the pocket of the larger companies the most.
Gavin Johnson
>lacking unspecified rights = economic stagnation and inequality
holy shit you're retarded, go to bed because school's tomorrow
Thomas Baker
>delete the internet
>delete cars
literally heaven. America would be #1 again.
Daniel Brooks
>It's whoever is in the pocket of the larger companies the most.
so, Republicans. Got it.
Jose Campbell
well, what happened instead?
Julian Morales
> in 1960s they thought people would seek to maintain the same level of productivity by working less rather than just making more money for the same amount of work
geez how stupid were people back then?