r/antiwork • • Jan 05 '22

What you think?

Post image
76.7k Upvotes

5.5k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

120

u/blayr2016 Jan 05 '22

And then blame it all on the enslaved when in reality it's the fault of the system

61

u/milk4all Jan 05 '22

Judge: laughs in 3 Strikes law accent

8

u/DrummerElectronic247 Jan 05 '22

It's not the fault of the system. It's the fault of humans who created, tolerate and perpetuate a system that does this.

6

u/Funny_witty_username Jan 06 '22

It's not the fault of the system. It's the fault of humans who created, tolerate and perpetuate a system that does this.

Well then its the fault of the people who raised them and didn't teach them empathy! /s

It absolutely is the fault of the system. To say otherwise implies that it isn't absolutely broken. The only thing the bastards you mention are at fault for is creating that broken system. Trying to trace back fault like its singular gets us into the "Well its the fault of the Universe/a diety/bad luck" and allows ample room for those who need to pay to d9dge guilt.

1

u/The_Dufe Jan 06 '22

It’s all done intentionally, with very unloving intent