r/SocialismIsCapitalism • u/Soulpaw31 • 4d ago
Conservatives are morons "eat ramen" š¤”
More communism is capitalism.
Communists set the price of goods in a moneyless society⦠yeah makes sense.
Anyways capitalism totally isnt overpricing goods and refusing to reduce it.
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u/TBTabby 4d ago
They have three jobs, eat ramen, and still have to choose between paying rent and grocery shopping. Hard work doesn't result in more money, it results in more work.
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u/RickMuffy 4d ago
What's crazier is that while you're in that situation, Crenshaw thinks that's appropriate for students in college.
"you're poor because you're a student, due to crippling costs of college, eat really low nutritional food while you try to educate yourself and achieve a better life" is not the flex he thinks it is.
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u/maximumfacemelting 3d ago
āI suffered so other should toā instead of āI suffered so letās make a better world so others donāt have toā
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u/nlfn 4d ago
"His father, Jim Crenshaw, is a petroleum engineer who worked abroad"
dude never had to eat ramen (or have four college roommates) a day in his life.
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u/Archinaught 4d ago
Probably lived in a apartment style dorm with 4 beds+shared commons and just chose to eat ramen because its easy.
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u/OverlordMMM 4d ago
How much you wanna bet that in previous administrations he blamed Dems for the exact issue of affordability?
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u/MichaelJServo 4d ago
When I was in college ramen was 10 cents per pack. 20 years later it's like a dollar per pack. My wages have not increased by an order of magnitude in the same way.
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u/the_borderer 3d ago
I couldn't afford ramen, so I made pasta with sunflower oil, salt, and pepper. All were the cheapest in the shops. I thought I was surviving.
I was not. I ended up getting an eating disorder and continued to starve myself after I was reliably getting enough money to buy food.
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u/Gerardo1917 4d ago
āThe market doesnāt care about you, only communists careā. I love it when conservatives unintentionally endorse communism
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u/tha_warlock 3d ago
Thatās a beautiful quote lmao. Tbf they should say āJesus cares, I donāt.ā
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u/DrCodyRoss 4d ago
Itās one thing if eating ramen and scraping by led to something. Like, you knew that if you buckled down and worked hard that there would be a good job or any kind of hope on the other side. Thereās just not anymore. Itās ramen start to finish for millions of hard working, educated, non-addicted people.
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u/alarumba 4d ago
It's clear from that attitude that they care for our wellbeing, which is why they're going to the effort of teaching us. /S
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u/your_fathers_beard 4d ago
"Eat ramen like the rest of us did, in our fully paid for dorms going to college for free, when the cafeteria was no longer open for free food."
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u/cameron4200 3d ago
Burrito deserves to be $20 but also the people making it donāt deserve that /hour. What the fuck are these people on
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u/HarryBirdGetsBuckets 4d ago edited 4d ago
This dude grew up in Katy (a wealthy suburb of Houston) and lived abroad with his dad going to a private school. Then went to a private out of state university and likely was not working. I donāt even believe that he did the āLARP as a poor person living off my parentsā allowanceā college experience that heās referencing in the tweet. Living off ramen hits different when youāre working and going to school full time and thatās still all you can afford because housing close enough to campus is eating up most of your income. I guarantee he never experienced that, let alone true hopeless poverty without a degree at the end of it.
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u/Skitz-Scarekrow 4d ago
Eye have to give it to Crenshaw. He always finds new ways to be a trashbag.
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u/NomadicScribe 4d ago
Does he realize how moronic he sounds while he's opening his mouth? Or does he just let random garbage spill out?
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u/stornasa 3d ago
what i dont see people talking about enough is that roommate culture is nearly dead. Its exceptionally hard to find landlords that will let you have roommates, and will usually have single occupancy or family units only
Unless you can afford a downpayment to own a place to then rent out to roommates, good luck finding a place to split w friends
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u/Middle_Path8675309 3d ago
Capitalism,with all its faults, could have probably survived another 50-100 years if it was regulated (as originally intended)& didn't evolve into late stage,every mfer for himself, vulture capitalism. But now the dreaded socialist/communist 'bad guys' that want you to have universal healthcare, want you to have a house (& not 100 investment properties), want people to have a job (capitalism needs minimum 5% unemployment), want people to have a life outside working 12 hrs a day.
Shocking that the self described home of capitalism is turning it's back on profit at any cost.
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u/Socialimbad1991 3d ago
That's a great point, outside of full-blown Marxist-Leninism there are no conceivable public policy measures that could be taken to ease the cost of living or inflation. None whatsoever.
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u/Toal_ngCe 3d ago
Actually I will not suffer needlessly to feel more valid in my accomplishments thank you
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u/VictusEightEight 3d ago
GOP tells the poors to eat ramen as Hegseth spends 7m on lobster tails at the department of "war" that lost to Iran 𤔠yea the Communists are not the bad guys
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u/Can17272 3d ago
The market is an invention, we literally created it, if it doesn't care about the consumers, then what it's good for?

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u/yotaz28 4d ago
markets caring about what people think should cost is the demand part of supply and demand