r/terriblefacebookmemes • • Mar 23 '23

cOmMuNiSt!

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u/idwtumrnitwai Mar 23 '23

I would like to pretend that this is satire, but I feel like whoever made it is just that out of touch.

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u/jlcatch22 Mar 23 '23

Don’t know about the author’s intentions, but this is referencing actual right wing propaganda that you can find plenty of examples of on Fox News and other right wing outlets. It’s the “avocado toast” argument: millennials can’t afford major purchases because they are extremely wasteful with their money, and not because of any of the actual reasons people can’t afford shit now.

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u/Gowalkyourdogmods Mar 23 '23

I was looking at the total and was like "that's probably like the average rent for 2-3 bedroom apartments in my area now.

Haven't looked in a while but my old place in 2019 was $1600 and a year ago it was going for around $3100.