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@RosethornRanger@spore.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
A screenshot of a Reddit post on the r/Conservative subreddit. The title of the post reads: 'Is my boss a communist?' from u/concerned-antiCommie' The text of the post is: "I think my boss might be a communist. So a while ago, I got my first paycheck at my new job at a fast food place. I guess it wasn't too bad, but I did the math and figured out that I sold a lot more food per hour than I got paid for, even when you account for the value of the food. When I tried to talk to him about it, he said we're all part of one big team, but some people get paid more than others. This is suspiciously close to the famous "some people are more equal than others" from my favorite book, animal farm and this is what really got me thinking about this. We make the money, and then he takes it and gives it to someone else who doesn't even work! I'm no economist, but this is textbook socialism. I think I've come to the conclusion that the best way for me to combat these socialist business practices would be teaming up with my fellow workers, unity out (sic) power and demonstrate that we understand the full value of our labor. Anyone else have similar experiences with obviously marxist bosses before, or any other advice?"
A screenshot of a Reddit post on the r/Conservative subreddit. The title of the post reads: 'Is my boss a communist?' from u/concerned-antiCommie' The text of the post is: "I think my boss might be a communist. So a while ago, I got my first paycheck at my new job at a fast food place. I guess it wasn't too bad, but I did the math and figured out that I sold a lot more food per hour than I got paid for, even when you account for the value of the food. When I tried to talk to him about it, he said we're all part of one big team, but some people get paid more than others. This is suspiciously close to the famous "some people are more equal than others" from my favorite book, animal farm and this is what really got me thinking about this. We make the money, and then he takes it and gives it to someone else who doesn't even work! I'm no economist, but this is textbook socialism. I think I've come to the conclusion that the best way for me to combat these socialist business practices would be teaming up with my fellow workers, unity out (sic) power and demonstrate that we understand the full value of our labor. Anyone else have similar experiences with obviously marxist bosses before, or any other advice?"
A screenshot of a Reddit post on the r/Conservative subreddit. The title of the post reads: 'Is my boss a communist?' from u/concerned-antiCommie' The text of the post is: "I think my boss might be a communist. So a while ago, I got my first paycheck at my new job at a fast food place. I guess it wasn't too bad, but I did the math and figured out that I sold a lot more food per hour than I got paid for, even when you account for the value of the food. When I tried to talk to him about it, he said we're all part of one big team, but some people get paid more than others. This is suspiciously close to the famous "some people are more equal than others" from my favorite book, animal farm and this is what really got me thinking about this. We make the money, and then he takes it and gives it to someone else who doesn't even work! I'm no economist, but this is textbook socialism. I think I've come to the conclusion that the best way for me to combat these socialist business practices would be teaming up with my fellow workers, unity out (sic) power and demonstrate that we understand the full value of our labor. Anyone else have similar experiences with obviously marxist bosses before, or any other advice?"
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@RosethornRanger@spore.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
This is an image of a tweet containing two images with two news articles underneath it. The text of the tweet is "The media when a black man shoplifts bread to feed his daughter vs when a white man murders family and dissolves them in acid. There is an image of a black person in a prison jumpsuit staring blankly at the camera. The next is a white man smiling lying down on his stomach with his kids laughing lying on top of him. Underneath this are two news articles. The first is titled "2 People Suspected of Stealing 90 Cans of Baby Formula from Walmart" with the link bit.ly/2l1jhjS. The next is 'St. Charles Man Killed Daughters Before Telling Wife to "Live and Suffer."' (bit.ly/2mlWjkf). This one has an image of his daughters smiling with him off to the side smiling and leaning his head towards them.
This is an image of a tweet containing two images with two news articles underneath it. The text of the tweet is "The media when a black man shoplifts bread to feed his daughter vs when a white man murders family and dissolves them in acid. There is an image of a black person in a prison jumpsuit staring blankly at the camera. The next is a white man smiling lying down on his stomach with his kids laughing lying on top of him. Underneath this are two news articles. The first is titled "2 People Suspected of Stealing 90 Cans of Baby Formula from Walmart" with the link bit.ly/2l1jhjS. The next is 'St. Charles Man Killed Daughters Before Telling Wife to "Live and Suffer."' (bit.ly/2mlWjkf). This one has an image of his daughters smiling with him off to the side smiling and leaning his head towards them.
This is an image of a tweet containing two images with two news articles underneath it. The text of the tweet is "The media when a black man shoplifts bread to feed his daughter vs when a white man murders family and dissolves them in acid. There is an image of a black person in a prison jumpsuit staring blankly at the camera. The next is a white man smiling lying down on his stomach with his kids laughing lying on top of him. Underneath this are two news articles. The first is titled "2 People Suspected of Stealing 90 Cans of Baby Formula from Walmart" with the link bit.ly/2l1jhjS. The next is 'St. Charles Man Killed Daughters Before Telling Wife to "Live and Suffer."' (bit.ly/2mlWjkf). This one has an image of his daughters smiling with him off to the side smiling and leaning his head towards them.
RosethornRanger (it/its) (TTV)
@RosethornRanger@spore.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
This is an image of a tweet containing two images with two news articles underneath it. The text of the tweet is "The media when a black man shoplifts bread to feed his daughter vs when a white man murders family and dissolves them in acid. There is an image of a black person in a prison jumpsuit staring blankly at the camera. The next is a white man smiling lying down on his stomach with his kids laughing lying on top of him. Underneath this are two news articles. The first is titled "2 People Suspected of Stealing 90 Cans of Baby Formula from Walmart" with the link bit.ly/2l1jhjS. The next is 'St. Charles Man Killed Daughters Before Telling Wife to "Live and Suffer."' (bit.ly/2mlWjkf). This one has an image of his daughters smiling with him off to the side smiling and leaning his head towards them.
This is an image of a tweet containing two images with two news articles underneath it. The text of the tweet is "The media when a black man shoplifts bread to feed his daughter vs when a white man murders family and dissolves them in acid. There is an image of a black person in a prison jumpsuit staring blankly at the camera. The next is a white man smiling lying down on his stomach with his kids laughing lying on top of him. Underneath this are two news articles. The first is titled "2 People Suspected of Stealing 90 Cans of Baby Formula from Walmart" with the link bit.ly/2l1jhjS. The next is 'St. Charles Man Killed Daughters Before Telling Wife to "Live and Suffer."' (bit.ly/2mlWjkf). This one has an image of his daughters smiling with him off to the side smiling and leaning his head towards them.
This is an image of a tweet containing two images with two news articles underneath it. The text of the tweet is "The media when a black man shoplifts bread to feed his daughter vs when a white man murders family and dissolves them in acid. There is an image of a black person in a prison jumpsuit staring blankly at the camera. The next is a white man smiling lying down on his stomach with his kids laughing lying on top of him. Underneath this are two news articles. The first is titled "2 People Suspected of Stealing 90 Cans of Baby Formula from Walmart" with the link bit.ly/2l1jhjS. The next is 'St. Charles Man Killed Daughters Before Telling Wife to "Live and Suffer."' (bit.ly/2mlWjkf). This one has an image of his daughters smiling with him off to the side smiling and leaning his head towards them.
RosethornRanger (it/its) (TTV)
@RosethornRanger@spore.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
A screenshot of a Reddit post on the r/Conservative subreddit. The title of the post reads: 'Is my boss a communist?' from u/concerned-antiCommie' The text of the post is: "I think my boss might be a communist. So a while ago, I got my first paycheck at my new job at a fast food place. I guess it wasn't too bad, but I did the math and figured out that I sold a lot more food per hour than I got paid for, even when you account for the value of the food. When I tried to talk to him about it, he said we're all part of one big team, but some people get paid more than others. This is suspiciously close to the famous "some people are more equal than others" from my favorite book, animal farm and this is what really got me thinking about this. We make the money, and then he takes it and gives it to someone else who doesn't even work! I'm no economist, but this is textbook socialism. I think I've come to the conclusion that the best way for me to combat these socialist business practices would be teaming up with my fellow workers, unity out (sic) power and demonstrate that we understand the full value of our labor. Anyone else have similar experiences with obviously marxist bosses before, or any other advice?"
A screenshot of a Reddit post on the r/Conservative subreddit. The title of the post reads: 'Is my boss a communist?' from u/concerned-antiCommie' The text of the post is: "I think my boss might be a communist. So a while ago, I got my first paycheck at my new job at a fast food place. I guess it wasn't too bad, but I did the math and figured out that I sold a lot more food per hour than I got paid for, even when you account for the value of the food. When I tried to talk to him about it, he said we're all part of one big team, but some people get paid more than others. This is suspiciously close to the famous "some people are more equal than others" from my favorite book, animal farm and this is what really got me thinking about this. We make the money, and then he takes it and gives it to someone else who doesn't even work! I'm no economist, but this is textbook socialism. I think I've come to the conclusion that the best way for me to combat these socialist business practices would be teaming up with my fellow workers, unity out (sic) power and demonstrate that we understand the full value of our labor. Anyone else have similar experiences with obviously marxist bosses before, or any other advice?"
A screenshot of a Reddit post on the r/Conservative subreddit. The title of the post reads: 'Is my boss a communist?' from u/concerned-antiCommie' The text of the post is: "I think my boss might be a communist. So a while ago, I got my first paycheck at my new job at a fast food place. I guess it wasn't too bad, but I did the math and figured out that I sold a lot more food per hour than I got paid for, even when you account for the value of the food. When I tried to talk to him about it, he said we're all part of one big team, but some people get paid more than others. This is suspiciously close to the famous "some people are more equal than others" from my favorite book, animal farm and this is what really got me thinking about this. We make the money, and then he takes it and gives it to someone else who doesn't even work! I'm no economist, but this is textbook socialism. I think I've come to the conclusion that the best way for me to combat these socialist business practices would be teaming up with my fellow workers, unity out (sic) power and demonstrate that we understand the full value of our labor. Anyone else have similar experiences with obviously marxist bosses before, or any other advice?"
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