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But it does. If my choice is either work at a job I don’t like or risk my life by foregoing medical procedures that I need… It’s not really a choice. It’s the
by dartos 3y ago
But it does.
If my choice is either work at a job I don’t like or risk my life by foregoing medical procedures that I need… It’s not really a choice.
It’s the same situation as holding a gun to me and saying “work at this job or I’ll shoot you.”
This is far from the only way people are forced to keep people working against their will.
Threat of homelessness, dependents like children, family members who need medical support, H1B visas, etc.
I was saying how, even in a decently paying job, I’m forced to work there under threat of serious medical complications because of the state of healthcare in the US.
> Check your privilege
I’m not the one making blanket statements about why people work shitty jobs.
- CamperBob2 3y agoBut it does. No, it doesn't, no matter how many times you assert otherwise. I’m not the one making blanket statements about why people work shitty jobs. Yes, you are.