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I'm glad i lived when i did. It wasn't nirvana or anything, but it was probably the best it will be, or close to it. Seems pretty clear that the financial div
by mbfg 3y ago
I'm glad i lived when i did. It wasn't nirvana or anything, but it was probably the best it will be, or close to it. Seems pretty clear that the financial divide is going to come like a freight train, and over night it will devastate. I might be lucky enough to be dead by the time it comes.
- alexfromapex 3y agoI think a lot of big problems are not being solved because people give up so easily. Why does no one protest the politicians or the extreme wealth inequality in the US?
- imsorryhvnt 3y agothe UAW strike, the largest nurses strike, the writers strike, occupy wall street. be the change
- deadly_syn 3y agoWhere are we sonce those things happened? Thibgs havent really changed trajectory.
- 8jef 3y agoThings do change for some, all the time. When someone pushes the envelope, says No to whatever, decides This won't do, things are changing for the better for those involved, because they force change. If You decide you're gonna accept lower than your real worth, or sell yourself too cheap, because You are afraid of not getting whatever You wish to get, this is when You become the loser You claim you're not. The truth is: fear will always deceit the fearful, and there is always enough for everyone. You gotta believe it.
- mainpassathome 3y agothese are things that are happening, and things are changing always in one way or another. You don’t realize it, but you’re always living in history
- imsorryhvnt 3y agodepends on if you're a car maker or writer, the only way trajectory gets changed is every you organize your office