r/latestagecapitalism is indeed a thing. Listen man. Unless there is serious reform in the USA's monetary system to halt inflation and get people out of debt nobody is going to be happy. In this case it's just pulling the wool over a certain group's eyes. The students.

I'm just saying if you want to make it in today's society you have to try and market yourself as an individual to cater to big businesses needs. (and believe me, even people who have had jobs for 40 years have still lost their work to overseas outsourcing) albeit mining, or just working at Sammy's Pizza. Mom and Pop can't afford to pay you $15 an hour for working with food.

I've known people from all walks of life have ups and downs But the downs are worse, because when one must work endlessly to pay off loans in a field that doesn't yield any profit whatsoever, what is that individual going to do for their bills? The best thing to do right now is just stay away. Work full time. Pay for a degree with your own money. The loans will buck you Everytime.

Manual labor will never die. How will people pay for their tattoo sleeves in the great tattoo gold rush of 2k18?

Hopefully we get nuked, or SOMEONE who's general view isn't of their own colon can run this fucking country. Fix shit. Disembowel the Federal reserve. Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc...

Don't sweat the petty stuff and don't pet the sweaty stuff - confuscious