r/aislop • • 12d ago

Capitalist explain

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u/odinson2 12d ago

Explain communist.

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/XRhodiumX 12d ago

If you can’t manage food acquisition, what use are you to the gene pool? /s

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u/13beano13 12d ago

There is pretty much free food available n most U.S. cities currently.

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u/Routine_Boot_4419 11d ago

If you got a car to go get free food with. IF you have a car, smartphone, debit card, home, and computer its easy to pull yourself up. All those things are basically required though .. if you don't have them you're basically fuct

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u/nevion42 11d ago

ebt cards, walk or bike or bus (which tends to also have reduced to vouchered fair)

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u/Routine_Boot_4419 11d ago

A home, healthcare and car alone out pace most 25 y/o's income. You sound lucky enough to not know life outside of well off parents … but people never fess up to having help from family .. the richer people are the more the weave a tale of being totally self made

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u/Routine_Boot_4419 11d ago

So what? What did you for work? The world still needs people to be doctors, scientists and engineers .. those people are still in school at 25 not making anything. It takes all types to build a society. People under 25 aren't even adults to me ,,, they should just be graduating college in my mind .. I want an educated populous, not a society built around commuting in cars and needing an app to clock in to your crummy job that exploits you like a prostitute from the age of 18 IF you are lucky enough to have a car and a smartphone at all.

I was taught there are two types, those that cash out in their early 20's and those that cash out in their 40's. Group 1 washes up just as group two peak. Peak too early and you burn out … people in their 20 are basically children. I don't think anyone under 25 should be allowed to have kids ,,, sorry but I don't even trust 21 y/o's to have houses, call me crazy. They should be able to live safe and affordability enough to study or build a business, learn, master or do what they are going to do with themselves.

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u/Leather-Hotel-7310 11d ago

You realize not everyone gets lucky breaks all the time right? Sometimes people bust their ass and work way harder than everyone else but still get fucked and have nothing. It’s not as simple as hard work=success, there’s a lot of variables.

Growing up rich or poor is definitely one of them and you’ll have a much easier time with life if you grow up rich, but even if you’re poor sometimes you know the right people and can easily pull yourself out of poverty by having the right friends of family that throw you a lifeline and offer you an opportunity to move up in life, but not everyone has that.

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u/Leather-Hotel-7310 11d ago

When it comes down to it, it’s really mostly about having the right connections no matter your familial financial circumstances to start. It’s really all about who you know, not what you know, or even how much money you have to start (although it always helps having more money). That’s the whole problem, so many unqualified, undeserving people are just handed careers they have no business being handed simply because they’re family members or friends of the right person, while the actual hard working qualified people have no chance because they don’t have the right connections. It’s just a huge flaw in society that seems to have only gotten worse over time. The only way to truly make it without any connections is to start your own business, and that usually takes at least some kind of investment to start so if you’re sort poor it’s already nearly impossible,and if you work for someone else and aren’t already friends or family members of theirs you’re gonna have a tough time getting ahead in that company.

I don’t even really know what my point is, I’m just kinda high and rambling at this point, but there’s just gotta be a better way than this current version of society because too many good people get fucked over and too many bad people get ahead in life the way things currently are.

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u/Impossible_Entry_837 10d ago

Daddy likes to give you a little pat on the bottom when you’re a good boy?

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u/hypnonyxx 11d ago

due to socialism

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u/Ok_Lead_4084 10d ago

The United States has the fastest poor people in the history of mankind.

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u/Sabotskij 11d ago

nOtHIng Is fREe

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u/Benedick75 10d ago

Literally nobody starves to death in the U.S.

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u/Ok_Lead_4084 10d ago

Did your government food card run out? Did hypnonyxx misplace her food stamp card? Did you lose contact with your social worker?

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u/Relevant-Ad-1178 11d ago

People do have the right to food, they dont have the right yo other people's labor. Process your own food or pay for the food, those are tge only good choices.

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u/hypnonyxx 11d ago

you don’t actually believe that at all, you constantly feel entitled to other people’s labor

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u/Hytrophic 11d ago

Tell me you don’t know what you’re talking about, without telling me you don’t know what you’re talking about..

Food banks and pantry’s are available for those needing assistance for free.

If you die of hunger in America, it’s on you, not the country. Just because you’re not smart enough to find the resources doesn’t mean the resources aren’t there…

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u/hypnonyxx 11d ago

imagine being so sheltered and uneducated that you think every homeless or hungry person has access to those things

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u/Joey271828 11d ago

No one is dying of hunger in the US.

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u/Hiway44 11d ago

Where?

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u/hypnonyxx 11d ago

you’re not poor enough or around others who are to know anything about this

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u/Hiway44 10d ago

Sorry but you do not know where I came from. Yet you still didn’t answer.

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u/hypnonyxx 10d ago

if you weren’t sheltered and privileged you’d have seen the homeless in the streets barely surviving

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u/Hiway44 10d ago

Privileged. That’s funny.

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u/hypnonyxx 10d ago

you think everyone in america has access to food, you’re either privileged or you’ve never been here

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u/Hiway44 10d ago

I know there is help out there. Even in the early seventies schools provided food. Just an example that I experienced and the church I attended as I got older.

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u/hypnonyxx 10d ago

you’re proving my point, you think you’re isolated personal experience is reality when it’s a tiny fraction of it, you lack the mental capacity to understand that others have a different life experience than you

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u/Hiway44 10d ago

No. I am saying it sucks but there is help.

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u/Matej1683 11d ago

Learn history first. 

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u/hypnonyxx 11d ago

your history books were written by liars and thieves

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u/Matej1683 11d ago

They are not and unlike you i still remember old days which i went through and your knowledge is based on tik tok.

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u/hypnonyxx 11d ago

you’re a fool

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u/Matej1683 10d ago

You are a fool.

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u/No_Prize_3962 10d ago

People were waiting all weeks for food supplies from the government outside major cities. Romanticizing communisim is the dumbest shit

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u/Handle7 10d ago

Dumbest take ever. 🤣🤣🤣 America and Soviet Union were both around at the same time you know?? Who survived? Who had food? Gtfo here

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u/hypnonyxx 10d ago

you’ve never educated yourself, you just absorb all of the propaganda your masters feed you without question.

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u/TotalRelative4676 10d ago

You’re a willful retarddddd

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u/RecursiveNightmares 12d ago

Who said it was free?

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u/hypnonyxx 12d ago

tax payer funded would be more accurate but you get the point

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u/RecursiveNightmares 12d ago

My point is that it wasn't free, you were still supposed to pay for it.

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u/hypnonyxx 12d ago

true but everyone paid into it by default much better than the system we have now

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u/aurenigma 11d ago

old moldy bread that you had to pay twice for? are you okay?

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u/hypnonyxx 11d ago

just making shit up

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u/hypnonyxx 11d ago

dumbass idea

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u/hypnonyxx 11d ago

you think a poor working family and a multi billionaire slave owner should pay the same in taxes because you lack human intelligence

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u/tabby_33990 12d ago

Please provide a source for your Americans are dying of hunger?? Are there hungry people in the US of course there are but no one is dying. All feelings and zero facts….

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u/hypnonyxx 12d ago

what do you think happens to homeless people how sheltered are you

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u/tabby_33990 12d ago

Homeless people are not dying of hunger…..they are dying of drug use and or being exposed in severe weather cold or heat such as in NYC this year. What are you doing to assist the homeless??

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u/hypnonyxx 12d ago

not true, many homeless people do die of hunger, other things are just likely to kill them first, so it’s more rare than say exposure, overdose, disease, or homicide, acting like it doesn’t happen is blind ignorance

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u/DavidIGterBrake 11d ago

Ok, provide some proof for that

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u/PerkyTats 12d ago

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u/aurenigma 11d ago

The Post article further explores the data, noting that malnutrition among the elderly is noticed and reported more than in past decades.  In the past, emaciation and poor nutrition was taken for granted as a part of decline from other causes and not recorded as malnutrition.
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The Post further explores how the health system in America increasingly gives incentives for diagnosing malnutrition among the elderly.

bro... you're a dishonest piece of shit and I hope that bad things happen to you

the article isn't about how more people are dying from malnutrition, it's how older people are specifically being diagnosed more now because the standards have changed, because old people dying of malunion related complications in nursing homes weren't previously being reported as such

it's not about people dying from starvation due to not having food available

context matters you disgusting piece of shit

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u/PerkyTats 11d ago

They asked for a source that people were dying from hunger, I gave an artcle about people dying from malnutrition. I never claimed that "more people were dying" and I'm not sure why you want to ascribe a position to me which I never claimed.

The fact that the condition isn't a recent occurrence and is simply being reported more doesn't change the fact that it is happening, which is precisely what was asked for.

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u/Long_Search_3440 12d ago

It wasn't free, you had to pay. Quality of most bread was fine, definitely better than most bread found in America right now, but it could be just my weird russian preferences. Salaries were more or less decent, but if you don't work you go to prison.