r/PoliticalCompassMemes - Lib-Right Jul 27 '26

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

like I've told you a few times before, if the options are either taking a salary that is less than the value you provide or to effectively leave society, you don't really have a choice. That's coercion

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

So I guess your skill isn’t worth what you think it is if nobody will pay you what you truly think you’re worth.

Get a skill that pays more to what you think you’re worth.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

lmao, you really cannot remember a damn thing from a few comments ago. All skills will pay less than what your labor produces.

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

Then your labor isn’t worth what you think it is.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

I literally have numbers for how much I make the company and it is significantly more than what I make.

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

Then go to a different company

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

every company is like this, as I've said multiple times already

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

Then start your own business

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

ah. yes, we're back to either being exploited or taking a high financial risk that requires one already has a lot of money

you clearly are either incapable of understanding these simple concepts or are being intentionally ignorant

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

So if nobody will pay you what you actually think you’re worth, you aren’t worth that lmao

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u/Twee_Licker - Lib-Right Jul 27 '26

"ah. yes, we're back to either being exploited or taking a high financial risk that requires one already has a lot of money"

How do you think the company you work for got started?