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Well, nobody has a chance in the us either. There are just various "industries" in need of fresh meat, who create a ilusion of "chance" to churn through idealis
by winReInstall 4y ago
Well, nobody has a chance in the us either. There are just various "industries" in need of fresh meat, who create a ilusion of "chance" to churn through idealistic, young people as a cheap labour source for jobs.
- refurb 4y agoYou should tell my boss who was a refugee that "nobody has a chance in the US". She'd be fascinated to hear your reasoning.
- grapeskin 4y agoFrance is full of refugees as well. Loads of countries are. Not sure what the point is.
- refurb 4y agoThe point is "nobody has a chance in the US" is clearly false?
- badpun 4y agoHow many refugees in France end up in managerial roles, working alongside the grads from elite schools?
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoNot many I'd wager. France seemed pretty elitist to me. The company I used to work for had the HQ in France, and there, all the devs doing the stressful mediocre pay grunt work, were all Mohamed and Ahmed immigrants from North Africa, while all the suit & tie managers with expensive haircuts doing nothing but have coffee and joke around for 4 hours/day, were native white French dudes. I wish this was a meme though, but this is my anecdote from my time there.
- rtp4me 4y agoHard disagree. And, the illusion of "chance" is what? Owning a house? Check Starting a business? Check Starting a family? Check Getting an advanced education? Check The US is full of opportunity and "chances". Just because you feel nobody has a chance does not make it so. Nothing is for free - you need to be willing to put the effort into making it happen.
- mensetmanusman 4y agoI grew up in poverty collecting change from McDonalds drive throughs as a kid, went to MIT eventually, and am now trying to pay it forward. It does happen…