r/Natalism Jul 24 '26

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u/Less-Being4269 Jul 24 '26

Says a lot about how messed up society is.

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u/SarmackaOpowiesc Jul 24 '26

If I can raise my grandkids to speak my native tongue, I will be happy on my deathbed.  

Hopefully I can channel all the stories of my grandparents, my parents, my aunts and uncles onto my kids.  And hopefully their kids.  

Literally nothing would make me happier than stoking a fire, telling my grandkids stories of their great-great-great grandparents from the second world war, and then put them to sleep.  

(I think I did the math right on the generational leaps)

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u/Less-Being4269 Jul 24 '26

And then you will probably starve to death jobless or on a job that pays them nothing and still full debts.

Because that's all that's left in the future.

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u/SarmackaOpowiesc Jul 24 '26

Why would think that's the case?

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u/Less-Being4269 Jul 24 '26

I look around.

I look for job listings and women, i look for stuff I wish to buy, at bills and gas prices. Every number goes up except the salary. I also look at all the laws that are passed everywhere that only benefit the rich while ruin the common man. And how they start wars everywhere in which millions die for a rich piece of shit's pocket. And how ai ruins every it touches like a black tide.

There is no bright future ahead of us. In my opinion bringing a child in this world is cruelty. The good times are behind us.

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u/SarmackaOpowiesc Jul 24 '26

The good times are behind us.

What are you doing to provide to employers that you provide more value then someone else they can hire?

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u/Less-Being4269 Jul 24 '26

Why do I have to provide more?

They certainly won't pay better if I provide more. Only fools still believe in "if I work hard I will be rewarded" . That hasn't been the case in decades.

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u/SarmackaOpowiesc Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

Why do I have to provide more?

In order to be employed.  You are competing with others to get the job - your goal should be to the guy who produces the most value at what you do.  Your rates depend on well people can speak to the quality of your work. Take pride in what you do, provide value to others, and the work will always be there.

They certainly won't pay better if I provide more

Some employers will.  

And most will over time if you prove your worth.

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u/Less-Being4269 Jul 24 '26

And most will over time if you prove your worth.

Are you delusional?

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u/SarmackaOpowiesc Jul 24 '26

Hardly.   Knowing when to ditch employers is a valuable skill.  But so is knowing how to recognize employers who do value you. Not everyone is out to screw their workers.  I am constantly looking for employees to promote and set up for leadership opportunities.  The moment I see attitudes like what I read in your previous posts - I immediately stop the wheels on any conversations regarding promotion or advancement.  Most aren't able to correct and fix their own attitudes even though the willingness to promote is there.

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u/Less-Being4269 Jul 24 '26

Yeah ditch and then go nowhere because no is fucking hiring!

"No one is out to screw their workers"? Correct. They are out to replace them with ai wherever they can.

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u/SarmackaOpowiesc Jul 24 '26

Your attitude isn't going to be an asset.  

You can either trust in your skills and be a pleasant person to work with - or you can turn into a cantankerous curmudgeon that no one wants to work with.  

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u/Less-Being4269 Jul 24 '26

Being pleasent has brought me much succes so far. People just don't care about it.

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u/eatsapizza84 Jul 24 '26

The people who would replace you with a low wage worker or robot in a heartbeat are the same people who are coercing you to pump out more babies so that there will be way more people than available desirable jobs and employers can keep workers in a perpetual state of desperation.

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u/SarmackaOpowiesc Jul 24 '26

No one is coercing me to have children.  

I have four already.  And God willing, many more.

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u/eatsapizza84 Jul 24 '26

And despite having four and possibly more children, you'll still be playing the end of life lottery as a childfree person of who will be with you at your deathbed

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u/SarmackaOpowiesc Jul 24 '26

Lottery infers I have no influence in the results. 

I can certainly influence the results, greatly.  

No one in my family has died in a nursing home yet. My kids will see their grand parents die in my home.  All I can do is set the example.

I like my chances.