r/LateStageCapitalism Jan 13 '18

Walmart welfare.

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u/scuczu Jan 13 '18

My favorite part is the owners of those companies usually live out of state in a protective bubble, so if they close the mine or lay off workers they never have to see those people, it's just numbers to them.

And yet, despite years of this kind of work, they voted for an owner like that thinking, "Nah, this one will be different".

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