4 ms·
It could also be a generalized disillusion in the system. I believe what pushed americans through for generations was the american dream. No american believed t
by pastacacioepepe 4y ago
It could also be a generalized disillusion in the system. I believe what pushed americans through for generations was the american dream. No american believed to be poor, they were all simply "future millionaires".
But what if people realized that it was only a delusion, that it can never be that everyone is rich, because then who would do the dirty jobs? There is no social pyramid without a base, this system is litterally designed to have a class of poor people forced to do shitty jobs to survive.
If you take away the hope of a wealthy future, there are no reasons left to slave away your life on a corporate ladder.
- mistrial9 4y agoconsider that small business people had done their daily things for thirty years, not been chatting on the Internet; many of those local biz people relied on walk-in customers, and many of those local biz people are part of the Boomer generation. Those people paid their bills and participated in the general economy. At the same time, corporate outsourcing reached epic proportions, with the associated transfer of power in the HR and Exec realms.