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We are talking about Amazon engineers here. They are in the top 3% of earners, I don't think we need to cry too many tears about them going back to the office.
by nicpottier 2y ago
We are talking about Amazon engineers here. They are in the top 3% of earners, I don't think we need to cry too many tears about them going back to the office.
- harwoodjp 2y agoAn injury to one is an injury to all.
- diggan 2y agoIf people had some sort of class solidarity, then yes. But instead everyone is fighting against everyone to get to the top of the "earners" curve, even if it means a less equal society as a whole, and people seem fine with it. It's a cultural issue that has persisted in the country for a very long time.
- deleted 2y ago[deleted]
- varispeed 2y agoWage earners are working class. You are using "top 3%" as an excuse to c*p on them. This is the crabs in the bucket mentality that the rich want to cultivate amongst working class, so they pull each other down and help maximise profits.
- windowshopping 2y agoWhat is c*p? "Crap"? Is that really offensive enough to censor?
- crazyeights 2y ago[dead]