"Huge numbers of small financial mistakes" is a dogwhistle for avocado toast, right?
To the capitalist, every luxury of the worker seems to be reprehensible, and everything that goes beyond the most abstract need – be it in the realm of passive enjoyment, or a manifestation of activity – seems to him a luxury.
"The average worker is expected to live in a manner that would be cruel to subject a donkey to, expected only to work, eat, and sleep. Ignoring the fact that though food, sleep, and shelter are luxuries so are education, culture and relaxation. Like a gardener who gives his plants fertile soil but keeps them from sunlight"
aka the working class should be allowed a little salami as a treat
It’s not even a dog whistle. It’s just a whistle. Heritage Foundation used the number of poor people with modern fridges as an example of how poverty is caused by “poor financial decisions”
Gas isn't even a fucking luxury given how the US is so car centric. I want to punch these people so bad.
His profile: "Skeptic, PGP-5, genomic tourist, scientist, Darwinian, entrepreneur, conservationist, geosculptor, polyphenic person of pink, beige & brown. 49% Frank Gallagher"
Retweets Andy Ngoebbles and Ben Shabino: a classic dipshit.
Talk about "a lot of small mistakes". How is this asshole not dead already?
I've never had to wait more than 15 min for gas at Costco and I save like $8-$10 every time, don't know what she's on about.
People can’t afford rent because they are constantly getting lost while driving and wasting gas
Maybe we should consider building a robust public transportation system so people won't need to spend money on car maintenance.
Muh Jobs, tho. Muh Free Markets. Cars are simply a consequence of consumer choice.
No, I will not explain further.
Why did you choose to be poor when you could have chosen to be rich? Did you not read the strategy guides they were handing out at birth?
Like, right out of the gate, you choose to not have rich parents. Rookie fuck-up right there.
