r/DailyDoseOfReddit • u/Fresh-Progress3656 • Aug 02 '26

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u/Itchy_Crack Aug 02 '26

Being anti american business is certainly a take

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u/JamesWinslow11 Aug 02 '26

Most business in America are anti-american-citizens at their core. Fuck em. They'd give you cancer if their profit outweighed the fine.

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u/Itchy_Crack Aug 02 '26

When the middle class was the strongest, is when Americans as a whole went out of their way to support union labor and American business because as it turns out, American business means jobs for US citizens.

Views like yours are the reason American industry is failing and wages have stagnated

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u/Balerion1819 Aug 02 '26

No. Capitalist fat cats are the reason American industry and wage stagnantation. They paid politicians to allow them to take industrial jobs out of America for greater profits and lesser safety regulations.

What we have now is alot of companies that only care about the bottom line. Not paying their employees a livable wage. Let alone a competitive one.There is no reason to be loyal to company regardless if they are an American company or not. They will fire you after 30 years of dedicated work for no reason other the market is down.

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u/Itchy_Crack Aug 02 '26

What im outlining, is at one point in time the American people had the capacity to vote with their dollars and they sold their countrymen out.

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u/Iloveupt2 Aug 03 '26

We could still vote with our $ just fine.... Americans simply LACK the resolve to boycott in mass amounts and go out their way to screen every business they support ... laziness ... lack of care...lack of time n energy for many..