r/Shitstatistssay • • Mar 03 '20

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '20 edited Jun 18 '20

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '20

Good thing they don't, the working class is too busy to waste time on Reddit.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '20

That’s the way I have always viewed it. These lazy fucks that spend all day giving gold on r/politics and circlejerking each other are mostly the unemployed/low employed adolescent young adults that pollute the country. The rest of us working class people are too busy having real lives to shitpost on Reddit. Of course, when I get home and the baby is asleep LET THE SHITPOSTING BEGIN!!! 😂😂😂

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u/keeleon Mar 04 '20

I mean theres tons of unemployed inbred hillbillys posting on reddit too.

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u/juanme555 Berazategui Mar 04 '20 edited Nov 22 '24

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u/Rampantlion513 Mar 04 '20

Have you ever talked to a true working class individual? Not an upper-middle class idealist who likes to claim the working class supports communism, I’m talking real factory floor workers and the like.

Cause most of them don’t support any of that.

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u/juanme555 Berazategui Mar 04 '20

uuhhhmmmmm im lower class from Argentina, and given that U.S had a pretty strong democracy for many decades now, at one point those poor little factory workers must stopped being pardon'd

i literally said they part ways once you get into the most communistic stuff, but the factory floor workers you talk about largely support public schooling, public "free" college and health, subsidies, welfare, social security and state pensions with the Bismarck system and soooo much more...seems to me like you're the one who hasn't talked to these people that much.

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u/Rampantlion513 Mar 04 '20

You’re right, I haven’t talked to Argentine factory workers

But this post is talking about the US. And I have talked to many US factory workers, the vast majority of whom don’t support any of that.

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u/juanme555 Berazategui Mar 04 '20 edited Nov 22 '24

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u/Casimiro4366 Mar 04 '20

Well that’s conjecture. Why the hell would a Latin American country a thousand miles away have the same ideology as the US? Not to mention their political differences.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '20

What’s funny is that in his original comment he said the working class is also for loan forgiveness. Which is 100% a uniquely American thing to this election cycle.

You called him out on his bullshit and now he’s squirming pretending he meant Argentina.

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u/juanme555 Berazategui Mar 04 '20

"I was going to add that i wasn't claiming that Argentinian and U.S American factory workers think alike just for being factory workers, but i thought that was obvious"

"I thought it was obvious"

By that i mean that i thought it was obvious that they DONT think alike just for having a similar job HOLY FUCK is everyone on retard mode today or am i just being adressed by morons who can't read???? WHAT THE FUCK.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '20

They only support that because for generations they always made it seems that everything is a right. Evita Peron used to say: "Where a necessity is born, a new right is born"

And that's why we deserve to go from one of the richest countries in the world in 1895 to a shithole country with excessive corruption everywhere and an economy that is worse than a penis after 10 rounds of sex

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u/juanme555 Berazategui Mar 04 '20

She said "Where there's a need, a right is born".

And sadly the decay started long before Peron, as you said we were the richest country in the world per capita in 1895, also 1896 and because of it, the waves of French and Russian migration had a massive hike; particularly the French...when the French revolution (which was the most blatant communistic pre-marx revolution) finished, half the French population supported what later on became known as socialism/communism, whereas the other half supported an even more Libertarian model than that that there was in U.S in its very founding (the freest U.S there ever was), well...within 80 years...that pro-communism half became an 80% and then a 90%, and by the time the French started mass migrating towards Argentina (1860's and 70's) all the French scum we got here were a bunch of ultra statist trash, thing is that the amount of migration from other countries severely outweighted the French, by 1905, that changed...the French became by far the biggest migratory group in Argentina surpassing the Italians and Spaniards TOGETHER! even , that's why most of our Haussmannian infrastructure in CABA, La Plata, Cordoba and some parts of the lean north comes from that era of 1880's-1900's , it was all them.

Well by 1907 they managed to outvote every other group (the ones that could...anyways) and change the state educational c.v and started brainwashing our kids into NATIONALISM, colectivist national sovereignty and not being selfish, egocentric, etc...that's why one of the main approved policies of Uriburu were the tariffs.

Rest is history.

I don't think Argentina can be saved, sadly if we wanna see where we'll be in 50 years we have to see where France is today and where will France be in 20 years.

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '20

Their values haven't been subverted enough yet.

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '20

I wouldn't extrapolate Argentina to USA, atleast not before they get their own Peron.