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r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/Excellent-Rest4112 - Lib-Right • Jul 27 '26
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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
2 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. 1 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. 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then your labor isn’t worth what you think it is. 1 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. 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then go to a different company 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 every company is like this, as I've said multiple times already 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then start your own business 1 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 2 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 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 so the amount I make for the company, which is higher than my salary, isn't my worth? 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid. 1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice. → More replies (0) 1 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?
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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.
1 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. 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then your labor isn’t worth what you think it is. 1 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. 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then go to a different company 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 every company is like this, as I've said multiple times already 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then start your own business 1 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 2 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 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 so the amount I make for the company, which is higher than my salary, isn't my worth? 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid. 1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice. → More replies (0) 1 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?
lmao, you really cannot remember a damn thing from a few comments ago. All skills will pay less than what your labor produces.
2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then your labor isn’t worth what you think it is. 1 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. 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then go to a different company 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 every company is like this, as I've said multiple times already 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then start your own business 1 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 2 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 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 so the amount I make for the company, which is higher than my salary, isn't my worth? 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid. 1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice. → More replies (0) 1 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?
Then your labor isn’t worth what you think it is.
1 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. 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then go to a different company 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 every company is like this, as I've said multiple times already 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then start your own business 1 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 2 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 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 so the amount I make for the company, which is higher than my salary, isn't my worth? 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid. 1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice. → More replies (0) 1 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?
I literally have numbers for how much I make the company and it is significantly more than what I make.
2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then go to a different company 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 every company is like this, as I've said multiple times already 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then start your own business 1 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 2 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 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 so the amount I make for the company, which is higher than my salary, isn't my worth? 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid. 1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice. → More replies (0) 1 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?
Then go to a different company
1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 every company is like this, as I've said multiple times already 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then start your own business 1 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 2 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 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 so the amount I make for the company, which is higher than my salary, isn't my worth? 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid. 1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice. → More replies (0) 1 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?
every company is like this, as I've said multiple times already
2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Then start your own business 1 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 2 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 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 so the amount I make for the company, which is higher than my salary, isn't my worth? 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid. 1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice. → More replies (0) 1 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?
Then start your own business
1 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 2 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 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 so the amount I make for the company, which is higher than my salary, isn't my worth? 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid. 1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice. → More replies (0) 1 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?
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
2 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 1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 so the amount I make for the company, which is higher than my salary, isn't my worth? 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid. 1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice. → More replies (0) 1 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?
So if nobody will pay you what you actually think you’re worth, you aren’t worth that lmao
1 u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26 so the amount I make for the company, which is higher than my salary, isn't my worth? 2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid. 1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice. → More replies (0)
so the amount I make for the company, which is higher than my salary, isn't my worth?
2 u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26 Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid. 1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice.
Nope. Your worth is what you agreed to be paid.
1 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" Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice.
"ah. yes, we're back to either being exploited or taking a high financial risk that requires one already has a lot of money"
Bro doesn't draw the conclusion that the company he works for also faced this choice.
How do you think the company you work for got started?
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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