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Joe Ferguson forever

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  1. You think your plight is worse than waiting in bread lines or working as a day laborer in order to eat? And guess what got us out of the depression. Throughout my career I’ve cared for folks from several generation. WW2 vets were the toughest yet the easiest to care for. The most recent generations are the softest and most difficult to care for.
  2. Our not too distant ancestors lived through the depression and a couple world wars. And they’re widely known as the greatest generation
  3. awww...that anger will get you far in the corporate world. I've heard many biz execs use those descriptors while they search for valuable employees. you can either adjapt or lose.
  4. yes, you wouldn't want these disillusioned losers to hear other ideas...keep the cult solidified. where's that tiny violin? absolute bs. If you're from middle/upper middle class families, you likely had better educational opportunities than most.
  5. I don't have a paycheck anymore. Don't need one. So there's that....
  6. you dehumanize yourself with every post. Seems society has cancelled you. So will I.
  7. https://www.forbes.com/health/dating/dating-statistics/ According to dating statistics from eharmony, around 80 million people in the U.S. are now using dating apps or websites—or about 30% of the adult population.[8] About 34% of men are on dating apps, compared to 27% of women.[8]
  8. I just did. There appears to be a plethora of angry young men here. the days of doing better than your parents did as a given are over. We reached the top and are on our way down for many. But there are some that are pulling it off. seems the ones that aren't feel entitled to do better. It's not realistic. They're set up for disappointment. perhaps the bumble crowd is not a representative cross section...
  9. And I did. Despite being surrounded by covid infected people. You are a very dark moron. Don't attempt another threat like "the box" video. It shows your desperation. Theyneed someone to blame for their failures. Immigrants and dems are convenient.
  10. Isn't this what the flailing young men from "middle and upper middle class" families are thinking?
  11. https://broligarchy.substack.com/p/how-to-survive-the-broligarchy I'm sure she wouldn't mind. She's trying to spread the word. Not sure she's still with "The Guardian".
  12. perhaps they should fight for social security to be there for them. you know, higher, not lower, taxes on the wealthy. the wealth disparity between the very top and everyone else gets larger everyday. This especially hits the lower income people hard. With or without immigration, workers are competing globally. trump even has immigration gold passes for the highly skilled and very rich. Young women seem more satisfied. They are attaining higher levels of education and earning more. Maybe that's why they're only interested in the cream of the crop to date. They seem to understand wealth disparity more and many support leaders like Bernie for that reason. Many of the jobs migrants fill are undesirable to young white men. when they're deported we are already seeing the effects on farms and the hospitality sector. Would you work as a picker of housekeeper?
  13. what it means is that they are desperate and will latch on to any alternative even if it has the potential (and will likely) make things worse for them eg social security privatization,safety net cuts. how to fix their desperation? become more competitive. work harder. 40% of chinese students are majoring in engineering. 4% of US students are. Low skill workers will always be relatively poor. I didn't get a doughnut! But I was one of the first to get the vax and was happy for it.
  14. privatizing social security was reasonable when 50% of citizens weren't living paycheck to paycheck. correction: 63% from investopedia Data from Zippia, a career-focused website, showed that 63% of Americans were living paycheck to paycheck as of September 2022, including 40% who earned over $100,000 per year.
  15. not even close. why do you tell verifiable lies? https://www.calculator.net/investment-calculator.html?ctype=endamount&ctargetamountv=1%2C000%2C000&cstartingprinciplev=1%2C000&cyearsv=60&cinterestratev=5&ccompound=annually&ccontributeamountv=0&cadditionat1=end&ciadditionat1=monthly&printit=0&x=Calculate#calresult adjust for inflation and your not gonna be able to go on a decent vacation for 3 weeks. and how are you going to add to it when you're saving for a house (which is the most sensible early investment). if this happens many gen z's will be eating dog food and losing all their teeth at 60
  16. 2 days in row you posted absolute bs. called out by even your fellow maga's. https://www.in2013dollars.com/Housing/price-inflation/2000-to-2025?amount=100000 work harder.
  17. Itt’s what it’s possible to do with that data, that the real nightmare begins. What machine learning algorithms and highly personalised targeting can do. It’s a digital coup. An information coup. And we have to understand what that means. Our fleshy bodies still inhabit earthly spaces but we are all, also, digital beings too. We live in a hybrid reality. And for more than a decade we have been targets of hybrid warfare, waged by hostile nation states whose methodology has been aped and used against us by political parties in a series of disrupted elections marked by illegal behaviour and a lack of any enforcement. But this now takes it to the next level. It facilitates a concentration of wealth and power - because data is power - of a kind the world has never seen before. and you thought covid was a hoax. You're being played. Sad to see how easy it is.
  18. It took years and plenty of money for this Journalist to emerge from suits against her over her broligarchy articles. She won and continues to tell her very believable story https://broligarchy.substack.com/p/it-is-a-coup
  19. The UK doesn't have a 1st amendment. Least fascist place I know of excepting football matches full of yobo's.
  20. y'all were so into this 6 months ago. What happened? https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jeffrey-epstein-jail-video-investigation/
  21. try the Canterbury Tales. Bawdy and crude but considered a classic. The Canterbury Tales is a collection of stories written by Geoffrey Chaucer in the late 14th century, featuring a group of pilgrims who share tales while traveling to Canterbury Cathedral. It is considered one of the most important works in English literature, known for its vivid portrayal of medieval society and human nature. It's worth a read if you can handle interpreting middle English https://www.grunge.com/257279/the-filthiest-stories-in-the-canterbury-tales/
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