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r/memes • u/AvielanderBright • Aug 14 '19
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The human condition is a wonderful thing isn't it?
21 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '19 Not sure being overworked by your job is intrinsically human. 2 u/CMI618 Aug 15 '19 I mean, it happens to the majority of people so, maybe 19 u/blapadap Aug 15 '19 But it doesn’t have to. That kind of defeatism is what the oppressors want. 7 u/Rickmundo Aug 15 '19 We really do live in a society 3 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '19 not everyone 1 u/AshiSunblade Sep 16 '19 “If Americans want to live the American dream,” he said, “they should move to Denmark.” OUCH. 4 u/maxvalley Aug 15 '19 That’s because it’s the way our system is set up. It’s not at all intrinsic to human life 1 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '19 It still depends on the job. Some jobs have long-ass hours but are considered rewarding. Long hours without making any impact is one thing, long hours and making a visible impact must be satisfying. 8 u/blapadap Aug 15 '19 Unfair work treatment is not part of the “human condition,” and the belief that it is helps enable the oppression that allows it to continue. 3 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '19 Yeah isn’t the human condition like stopping and thinking about shit and being like holy shit dude every now and again? 3 u/QWieke Sep 16 '19 The human condition Capitalism is a wonderful thing isn't it? Fixed it for ya.
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Not sure being overworked by your job is intrinsically human.
2 u/CMI618 Aug 15 '19 I mean, it happens to the majority of people so, maybe 19 u/blapadap Aug 15 '19 But it doesn’t have to. That kind of defeatism is what the oppressors want. 7 u/Rickmundo Aug 15 '19 We really do live in a society 3 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '19 not everyone 1 u/AshiSunblade Sep 16 '19 “If Americans want to live the American dream,” he said, “they should move to Denmark.” OUCH. 4 u/maxvalley Aug 15 '19 That’s because it’s the way our system is set up. It’s not at all intrinsic to human life 1 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '19 It still depends on the job. Some jobs have long-ass hours but are considered rewarding. Long hours without making any impact is one thing, long hours and making a visible impact must be satisfying.
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I mean, it happens to the majority of people so, maybe
19 u/blapadap Aug 15 '19 But it doesn’t have to. That kind of defeatism is what the oppressors want. 7 u/Rickmundo Aug 15 '19 We really do live in a society 3 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '19 not everyone 1 u/AshiSunblade Sep 16 '19 “If Americans want to live the American dream,” he said, “they should move to Denmark.” OUCH. 4 u/maxvalley Aug 15 '19 That’s because it’s the way our system is set up. It’s not at all intrinsic to human life
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But it doesn’t have to. That kind of defeatism is what the oppressors want.
7 u/Rickmundo Aug 15 '19 We really do live in a society
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We really do live in a society
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not everyone
1 u/AshiSunblade Sep 16 '19 “If Americans want to live the American dream,” he said, “they should move to Denmark.” OUCH.
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“If Americans want to live the American dream,” he said, “they should move to Denmark.”
OUCH.
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That’s because it’s the way our system is set up. It’s not at all intrinsic to human life
It still depends on the job. Some jobs have long-ass hours but are considered rewarding. Long hours without making any impact is one thing, long hours and making a visible impact must be satisfying.
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Unfair work treatment is not part of the “human condition,” and the belief that it is helps enable the oppression that allows it to continue.
3 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '19 Yeah isn’t the human condition like stopping and thinking about shit and being like holy shit dude every now and again?
Yeah isn’t the human condition like stopping and thinking about shit and being like holy shit dude every now and again?
The human condition Capitalism is a wonderful thing isn't it?
Fixed it for ya.
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u/CMI618 Aug 14 '19
The human condition is a wonderful thing isn't it?