Fired? Got fired? Just say fired. I've gotten fired, I've also gotten dumped. I can't hate on women for dumping me, they don't owe me anything, just accept

Fired? Got fired? Just say fired. I've gotten fired, I've also gotten dumped. I can't hate on women for dumping me, they don't owe me anything, just accept the dump and move on. Sometimes it's better not to question it much, second-guessing the woman, it's over that's it, next. Well there's times not, like if the employer created the expectation of long-term employment, that's a debt. If he enters debt, that's a debt. If he cheats you of wages, that's a debt. Gotta collect. I have taken them to court, that's the whole point of a contract, enforcing contracts. Some people said that's violent but in fact it's the exact contrary, the only anti-violent resolution. If he just says, hey this isn't working out, in good faith, like doesn't extend a contract, fine. What needs to happen is it be more viable to do your own thing, be an entrepreneur. That was the case in the 19th century in America, after the Civil War, men just went and did their own shit. A farmer is an entrepreneur. Panning for gold is entrepreneurship (open even to slaves in the case of Brasil, you could earn your freedom in less time than the voyage). Bitcoin mining is entrepreneurship. And of course all the businesses in the Long Depression (which was not a modern-style depression like the current depression, but rather an industrialization process where everything kept getting cheaper, deflation through industry).