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<blockquote data-quote="rickyb" data-source="post: 4759186" data-attributes="member: 56035">no u havent which is why u think the terms are ridiculous.nothing wrong with agitation when theres injustice.&nbsp; whats ur solution to it?maybe lay off the analogies because yours are ridiculous and sound like BS.&nbsp; doesnt help ur case.havent been shielded.&nbsp; ive worked paper routes in my youth and <img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/group1/censored2.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":censored2:" title="Censored2&nbsp; &nbsp; :censored2:" data-shortname=":censored2:" />ty jobs as a teen too..&nbsp; my parents only became rich due to a broken housing market.&nbsp; its entrenched wealth: mobility is going out the window because property prices are so high.&nbsp; how long does it take to pay off a 1,000,000 house if ur a UPS driver?&nbsp; thats what they go for in vancouver and toronto.&nbsp; or the fact that student debt is $30,000 which many probably wont pay off until their 30s.&nbsp; its obvious what they built, a system of debt servitude.&nbsp; you talk about individualism, our biggest failure as individuals is not rising up, thinking we could just &quot;work hard&quot; and everything would work out.&nbsp; alot of ppl work hard and arent paid very much for it.&nbsp; some work hard earn the median income, and still wonder how housing is so unaffordable.&nbsp; in the past something like 20% of ppl&#039;s incomes was allowed to go to mortgages, but they got rid of those rules. and im not even talking about top down capitalist injustice on the job.&nbsp; when i worked on the railway, it was pretty clear the capitalists wrote the regulations because all the workers thought it was bs.i dont see whats hypocritical at all but i know conservatives get caught up on that.&nbsp; their message is within a capitalist system so they have to compromise.you have these ideas and you dont even do anything about it besides maybe vote because you couldnt keep your pants on and u subscribe to bizzare theories of &quot;competence&quot;.&nbsp; at least i get to donate alot.&nbsp; good chance ur running around with ur head cut off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rickyb, post: 4759186, member: 56035"] no u havent which is why u think the terms are ridiculous. nothing wrong with agitation when theres injustice. whats ur solution to it? maybe lay off the analogies because yours are ridiculous and sound like BS. doesnt help ur case. havent been shielded. ive worked paper routes in my youth and :censored:ty jobs as a teen too.. my parents only became rich due to a broken housing market. its entrenched wealth: mobility is going out the window because property prices are so high. how long does it take to pay off a 1,000,000 house if ur a UPS driver? thats what they go for in vancouver and toronto. or the fact that student debt is $30,000 which many probably wont pay off until their 30s. its obvious what they built, a system of debt servitude. you talk about individualism, our biggest failure as individuals is not rising up, thinking we could just "work hard" and everything would work out. alot of ppl work hard and arent paid very much for it. some work hard earn the median income, and still wonder how housing is so unaffordable. in the past something like 20% of ppl's incomes was allowed to go to mortgages, but they got rid of those rules. and im not even talking about top down capitalist injustice on the job. when i worked on the railway, it was pretty clear the capitalists wrote the regulations because all the workers thought it was bs. i dont see whats hypocritical at all but i know conservatives get caught up on that. their message is within a capitalist system so they have to compromise. you have these ideas and you dont even do anything about it besides maybe vote because you couldnt keep your pants on and u subscribe to bizzare theories of "competence". at least i get to donate alot. good chance ur running around with ur head cut off. [/QUOTE]

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