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> … "for most Americans, even upper middle class, holding on to their jobs is a matter of life and death." Can 100% confirm. I've gone from earning $50 an hou
by blooalien 5y ago
> … "for most Americans, even upper middle class, holding on to their jobs is a matter of life and death."
Can 100% confirm. I've gone from earning $50 an hour (back when that was a lot of money) to a successful career owning/operating my own businesses to living in constant pain and misery that I can't even afford to visit a doctor for, and thanks to the societal gray area I fall into (not being a homeless drug addict) I don't qualify for free medical help to get healthy enough to go back to being "productive". For the love of all that is holy, DO NOT get sick in the USA! Your value as a human here depends entirely on the value that can be extracted from your wallet.
- perl4ever 5y agoI'm scratching my head, because this sounds like the Republican talking points from a few years ago about why we must "repeal and replace" the ACA. But you're not mentioning the ACA or any right wing key words/phrases, so I'm confused what your message (what action should be prescribed) and target audience are. If holding on to your job is totally a matter of life and death today, that seems like a really clear and complete denunciation of what was formerly considered the Obama administration's greatest accomplishment. It makes me wonder if you all in this subthread were influenced in the last couple of elections towards or away from Democrats for that reason.