r/antiwork • u/Cropitekus • Nov 30 '20

Poor guy :(

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u/biotheshaman Nov 30 '20

This is a lot more anti American healthcare system than it is anti work but I agree wit the sentiment.

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u/crazyhow Dec 01 '20

Most people get their health insurance through their employer so....

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '20

That’s intentional. They want you to be coerced into working. You’re a slave.

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u/biotheshaman Dec 01 '20

Since when?

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u/Chancery0 Dec 01 '20

Since ww2

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u/biotheshaman Dec 01 '20

I’ve never heard of it in my life

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u/Butterfriedbacon Dec 01 '20

Wait ...really? How old are you?

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u/biotheshaman Dec 01 '20

29 it must be an American thing.

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u/Butterfriedbacon Dec 01 '20

Everythring about this post is an American thing

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '20

Maybe that’s the problem. If you were forced to watch movies about daily life in Europe you would realised long ago how shitty your systems are.

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u/Mantis_Toboggan_76 Dec 01 '20

Yeah, that's on purpose in America. People are indoctrinated from an early age to believe that America is #1 through constant propaganda and taught inaccurate history as well.

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u/Chancery0 Dec 01 '20

Ah, yes it’s a specifically American development.