Political Implications of the Aging Workforce - /pol/ (#511237696) [Archived: 166 hours ago]

Anonymous ID: EQwWDnyoUnited States
7/24/2025, 6:28:50 PM No.511237696
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What the hell is going to happen within the next 5-10 years once all the geriatrics either retire or die. So many companies are run by near retirement or near death boomers. Most of the ones I have worked with either don't write anything down or don't properly train people to overtake their position/business. Computer skills are also incredibly lacking, these people cannot comprehend how files work or how using a computer speeds up your work. The only companies that seem to have young people working at them are larger corporations, is everything just going to become corporate?
>t. 24 year old zoomer working in the nuclear industry
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Anonymous ID: eax35URf
7/24/2025, 6:32:37 PM No.511238017
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>>511237696 (OP)
The powers that be have a new system that has been in the development for decades now, ready to be rolled out in the coming years. It will operate in parallel starting sometime this year and by the next decade it will be fully operational as the Agenda 2030 goals are slowly being implemented.
There will be no collapse, no violence, no uprising, no world war, no revolution, no killing of jews or politicians or other such fantasies. Instead there will be law & order, compliance and total surveillance until the very end. AI will be at the center of it all.

The Great Reset is inevitable.
Anonymous ID: fe9CfKGEUnited States
7/24/2025, 6:32:54 PM No.511238045
I worked in succession planning and what I saw over and over again is that boomers at the top of the corporate hierarchy refuse to let their kids and protégés inherit their businesses and careers. They always, and I mean always, want to sell them off to the highest bidder. That means private equity firms, it means high net worth individuals, it means automating the laborers who did what you did 15 years ago, it means it off shoring the work you did 10 years ago, it means replacing the work you did 5 years ago with a team of Indian consultants. It happens every single time without fail. They find ways to squeeze it for all it’s got and cash out, and they use the money to fund whatever bullshit they plan to do with their twilight years plus end of life healthcare. Their houses? Those will not go to their next of kin. They will be liquidated and end up in the hands of vacation companies, boat manufacturers, healthcare companies, Chevrolet, anyone but their kids and protégés. The boomers will sell the family farm on the way out. Mark my words.
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Anonymous ID: eax35URf
7/24/2025, 6:33:11 PM No.511238074
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>>511237696 (OP)
Euro cities (in Belgium, Germany, Italy, Sweden, and Ireland) to deploy a EU-funded trial of AI-surveilled cities. In Italy, Trento is one of them. Three systems are employed (the names themselves tell it all):
>"Marvel", used to detect criminal acts
>"Protector", used to protect places of worship from hate crimes
>"Precrisis", used to identify any vulnerabilities in the monitored places
The systems will detect suspect behaviors based on audio and video inputs, reporting them to law enforcement agencies. Fuck this shit! I'm waiting for this Chinese Union to collapse. The worst thing is that boomers cheer for these initiatives (the same retards who cheered for the scamdemic shenanigans).

https://www.marvel-project.eu/impact/

https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/de/ip_23_5651

https://archive.is/YlQyw

https://unlimitedhangout.com/2023/03/investigative-reports/cia-and-mossad-linked-surveillance-system-quietly-being-installed-throughout-the-us/

>Netanyahu was asked by Fox News host Mark Levin whether the large growth seen in recent years in Israel’s technology sector, specifically tech start-ups, was part of Netanyahu’s plan. Netanyahu responded, “That’s very much my plan … It’s a very deliberate policy.” He later added that “Israel had technology because the military, especially military intelligence, produced a lot of capabilities. These incredibly gifted young men and women who come out of the military or the Mossad, they want to start their start-ups.”
Anonymous ID: i0e5rKJsUnited States
7/24/2025, 6:35:09 PM No.511238238
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this is me
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Anonymous ID: fe9CfKGEUnited States
7/24/2025, 6:35:18 PM No.511238253
This is why, ironically, our future leaders will be men who learned how to succeed without fathers in their lives. The millenial and Gen Z guys who managed to acquire skills and know how and success in spite of all the odds will be the people the next few generations look for to guide them to restoration and renewal and to pass the torch. We’re on our own, and if you’re a 30-something or 20-something who fits this description, understand that’s going to be your role to play in the coming decades. Most won’t listen. Most won’t care. Some will, and those are the vanguard. Everything will depend on them.
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Anonymous ID: eax35URf
7/24/2025, 6:39:47 PM No.511238657
>>511238045
These are some of the reasons the system is changing though far from all.
Anonymous ID: EQwWDnyoUnited States
7/24/2025, 6:43:44 PM No.511238992
>>511238045
I saw it a bit myself, glad to know it's widespread. Prior to nuclear I worked for a mid sized corporation in optics. Old owner died, never retired, his wife just sold the company to some private equity thing. Business went on as usual for a bit, but then started cutting funding and other things once the profit numbers began to dip a small amount. I left around right around then.

>>511238253
I have no idea how many young people will actually step up to the challenge. So many people I know just lack motivation completely to take something over or make a mark for themselves in industry. Lots of the young people I see just work for bloated, government funded facilities that couldn't sustain themselves without infinite gibs. I think too many young people are complacent with it all. Who ever steps up could be a leader of industry considering the void there will be in every single discipline
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Anonymous ID: A1mVtj9qUnited States
7/24/2025, 6:44:18 PM No.511239048
>>511237696 (OP)
Everything will drastically improve once boomers die off.
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Anonymous ID: OWjrnv+L
7/24/2025, 6:44:21 PM No.511239054
>>511237696 (OP)
The Boomers intend to be succeeded by AI.
Anonymous ID: DDwEZZmr
7/24/2025, 6:49:46 PM No.511239514
>>511238992
>Who ever steps up could be a leader of industry considering the void there will be in every single discipline

Because if you have too much imput at your job creatively or in what direction the company is going you could get canned for speaking too much or if your in a higher level position and your sales slump your also canned.

Thats why people are content working lower level jobs. Thats why all I personally strive to do is work a menial job at like a Menards or a tractor supply store in Wisconsin and have a cheap house.
Anonymous ID: YI4t007kUnited States
7/24/2025, 6:50:46 PM No.511239606
>>511238045
this seems like commentary on the sort of attitude that gets someone to the top of a corporate hierarchy, and it involves tough decisions like not letting a shithead kid ruin your life work.

hopefully the boomer businessmen are still finding a way to use that money to set their kids up for life like making a nonprofit that pays their kids a huge salary for life and involves very little work
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Anonymous ID: DDwEZZmr
7/24/2025, 6:53:08 PM No.511239781
If your the bottom guy on the totem pole, less is expected of you and you are free from being yelled at/given the riot act if your sales fuck up or the vendors dont want to buy from the company
Anonymous ID: D0p/U6TwUnited States
7/24/2025, 6:54:15 PM No.511239862
>>511238992
>. So many people I know just lack motivation completely to take something over or make a mark for themselves in industry
No one is interested in working hard for slave wages when our parents could buy a house for a quarter of what we have to pay. I mean for fucks sake my parents bought their house in 1990 for 250k and could easily get a million for it now.
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Anonymous ID: p5/XwUOvUnited States
7/24/2025, 6:54:30 PM No.511239882
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>>511237696 (OP)
>Whats goign to happen
Nothing good.
But i also dont care, its not my fucking problem. I didnt make this world im just trying to adapt to the new bullshit every day.
Anonymous ID: DDwEZZmr
7/24/2025, 6:57:10 PM No.511240101
You are better of starting your own business if your the kind of person who wants full creative input in your work. As an employee your job is to make your boss and his constituents more wealthy and you provide a service etc.
Anonymous ID: Bu7xb9U4United States
7/24/2025, 6:59:59 PM No.511240364
>>511237696 (OP)
>I'm a loser because of people born in the 1940s, society is about to collapse!
Cool, another self pity circle-jerk thread.
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Anonymous ID: In6RTHynUnited States
7/24/2025, 7:00:26 PM No.511240404
>>511238253
Yeah unironically this. Dad killed himself years and years ago and my family is bad with money. At age 22 in the first year of my business I made over 10 grand in one month, and now I’m bidding on contracts competing with larger companies undercutting them as a 2-4 man operation. It sucked learning all of this myself and I had pitfalls, but not having someone to baby me through it made me understand how it all works. My car is worth more than all of my parents (stepdad) assets combined and doubled, it was sink or swim for me. We used to have land until they didn’t pay taxes on it 10 years and the gov took it, and all they did with the land was hoard rotting furniture they were never going to use on it. Despite this, people see your success and will still call you a nepobaby, maybe out of spite but who really cares they don’t fucking know me.
Anonymous ID: D0p/U6TwUnited States
7/24/2025, 7:00:28 PM No.511240405
>>511240364
Fuck off jew
Anonymous ID: DtBj9r3aCanada
7/24/2025, 7:00:35 PM No.511240415
>>511239048
>Everything will drastically improve once boomers die off
If you mean masses of niggers swarming through cities murdering every white person they can find is an improvement then perhaps. If not then no.
Anonymous ID: a/JuxqytPoland
7/24/2025, 7:01:47 PM No.511240513
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>>511237696 (OP)
nothing
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Anonymous ID: uxOnuV3oUnited States
7/24/2025, 7:03:01 PM No.511240597
>>511237696 (OP)
>Complex systems won't survive the competence crisis.
https://www.palladiummag.com/2023/06/01/complex-systems-wont-survive-the-competence-crisis/
Anonymous ID: UHKrQQenCanada
7/24/2025, 7:03:46 PM No.511240660
>>511237696 (OP)
The workforce is aging because young people can't afford real estate to produce more kids, and old retards think real estate is meant to be an infinite money maker. It's really simple.

The consequence is that you have an aging workforce and massive population decline wrecking your fiat trash system while the government tries to import infinity jeets to make up for it.
Anonymous ID: XtjvV1G3Germany
7/24/2025, 7:03:52 PM No.511240665
>>511240513
worthless pollack noise
Anonymous ID: rpuJOkOJUnited States
7/24/2025, 7:07:04 PM No.511240906
Thanks to all the clotshot "volunteers" they've just about figured out gene editing and will have major anti aging treatments ready in the next couple of years. The Boomers will never die off anytime soon. Worse they'll get much of their youth restored so they can keep running things.
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Anonymous ID: 0k6UieF/United States
7/24/2025, 7:08:34 PM No.511241028
>>511240906
boomers better hope they go naturally, if they wont enter hell voluntarily they will surely experience it on earth
Anonymous ID: bn/3Fa22United States
7/24/2025, 7:17:20 PM No.511241713
>>511237696 (OP)
>be boomer management
>don't want to train anyone, just want to poach people from other companies and normalize lateral transfers instead of anyone ever getting a rung up the latter
>job market effectively frozen in place for a decade, millennials with 5 years of experience still forced to only take entry level jobs because they "don't qualify" for midlevel
>destroy the social contract
>burn through the pre-existing mid levels
>never gave the new entries a chance to get better experience
>walls are closing in, can't find anyone with mid level qualifications now
>having to offer them more and more money to entice them from other companies
>arms race fighting for the scraps of mid levels
>costs them more in the long run than training millennials would have
>these retards are getting six figure salaries to screw up the planet in retarded short sighted glaringly obviously retarded ways
>soon entire corporatocracy will crumble due to their own greed
Lol.
Anonymous ID: bn/3Fa22United States
7/24/2025, 7:20:03 PM No.511241905
>>511239862
They bought houses that cost 3x their salary. Now in the same job with BETTER qualifications than they had the average house near me is 16x the salary. The social contract is broken. That's why the birth rate is in hell and getting lower every day. boomers strangled the younger generations to death for their own greed.

Luckily based trump just yoinked their healthcare away and they're too stupid to even realize their state's uniquely named health insurance program is actually medicare. They'll be shoveled into mass graves.
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Anonymous ID: XGR9FbRF
7/24/2025, 7:22:42 PM No.511242111
a huge upgrade those old fucks in the west held back everything. the only issue is they are putting their legacy in the hands of white women and nonwhites so its gonna get fucked hard
Anonymous ID: EvIeG6MkUnited States
7/24/2025, 7:25:05 PM No.511242297
>>511241905
>Now in the same job with BETTER qualifications than they had the average house near me is 16x the salary
Yeah it's fucking ludicrous. I literally work the same job my dad did and I couldn't even dream of purchasing their home. I will go to my grave hating boomers.
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Anonymous ID: 2p8aKPyoUnited States
7/24/2025, 7:26:36 PM No.511242421
retirement is fucking stupid and kills old people. just do less work but don't stop.
Anonymous ID: fe9CfKGEUnited States
7/24/2025, 7:27:23 PM No.511242484
>>511239606
1. It’s not. People did it before them and did it differently.
2. They don’t and they won’t. The kids get next to nothing.
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Anonymous ID: OcaHdtp/United States
7/24/2025, 7:29:03 PM No.511242620
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>>511238238
Harold is in the top 5 meme hall of fame for me
Anonymous ID: bn/3Fa22United States
7/24/2025, 7:51:02 PM No.511244326
>>511242297
The thing that fucking gets me is that houses should depreciate over time. The materials degrade, the foundation shifts, they need repairs and upgrades, there's mold damage and other shit. But somehow none of that factors into the price and the price keeps going up and up every fucking year senselessly. Cars get cheaper the older they are because the market is rational, it knows the engine only has so much lifespan until it shits the bed, but the same applies to houses and yet somehow the market is irrational on it. You could say okay the land has value, but the teardown and replacement makes used land less inherently valuable than undeveloped land, teardown is expensive. Yet it doens't influence the price one bit.

I'm not buying at the top. Houses are not worth this much fucking money. If me and a few bros built a house from scratch we could do it in a year or two. So why does buying a house take 18 years of salary to pay for? Doesn't make sense. They removed us from the gold standard and all the money moved to using houses as the new asset base, which is retarded because people need to fucking live somewhere. It's a pile of wood. Not even wood, shitty particle board eaten by rats and full of mold and water damage. A million fucking dollars, that's the average price on a single family home in my area, $1,000,000. It's ridiculous. I'd rather rent forever than pay that.

At this point renting is cheaper than a mortgage and has less liability for repairs/maintence. It makes no financial sense to buy. Then again the stock market hasn't run on fundamentals since the 80s so what do I know. It's all a racket, a jewish finance game rigged in their favor. Who cares if our lives get destroyed so long as a kike makes a profit off it. There is a reason the Bible called usury a sin.
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Anonymous ID: xj/emkbeUnited States
7/24/2025, 7:51:51 PM No.511244392
>>511237696 (OP)
Reminder that boomers refused to train anybody(they feared getting replaced) to their dying breath and destroyed countless industries. Most people have no idea how bad its going to get because Gen X is the smallest generation but last generation that bothered to train anyone younger and the last one to get hired on merit(Millennials had affirmative action from the beginning so they were not hired on merit) but got fucked over for promotions, and raises thanks to affirmative action than later DEI and Boomers. This is why there was a such a severe shortage of millennial workers with skilled expertise because many of them couldn't even get the chance for an apprenticeship unless they got lucky with a Gen X who took them under their wing. This was further exacerbated with the zoomers but at least they realized college was a scam in mass. Only some of the millennials caught onto that.
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Anonymous ID: YI4t007kUnited States
7/24/2025, 7:53:22 PM No.511244523
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Anonymous ID: hWopAmG2United States
7/24/2025, 8:01:47 PM No.511245190
>>511244392
>This is why there was a such a severe shortage of millennial workers with skilled expertise because many of them couldn't even get the chance for an apprenticeship unless they got lucky with a Gen X who took them under their wing. This was further exacerbated with the zoomers but at least they realized college was a scam in mass. Only some of the millennials caught onto that.
I remember around 2007 and 2008 looking for a pipefitter apprenticeship. It was impossible to find one. I was told I need to know someone.
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Anonymous ID: xj/emkbeUnited States
7/24/2025, 8:09:45 PM No.511245819
>>511245190
Yeah it was insanely bad as a result the bottleneck of expertise ACTUALLY dates back to Gen X(simply due to a lack of numbers in their case). People have no fucking idea how severe the problem truly is. Especially with companies started refusing to train anyone and kept on trying to poach each other's people. The oldest remaining experts in the field are gen X(tiny generation) and their already entering retirement age. So you have the pathetic excuse of millennial expertise who only rarely got in AND they weren't ever hired on merit so lol have fun with that. As for zoomers by the time they were of age it is already realistically too late. Not to mention like the millennials they were hired with DEI in mind so again no merit. So despite more of them being hired they are still gonna be mainly trash and frankly arriving far too late even if they weren't. People have no idea how incredibly fuck it is but higher management does know and they are quietly shitting bricks over it because its them who are gonna get caught holding the bag now.

That is why maintaining much less replacing infastructure or industrial is a total joke in the west. Its already far too late. You have neither enough manpower nor competency to do it with. Hence why globohomo plans are also fucked because they got no logistics or manpower to build much less maintain all the shit they need/want.
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Anonymous ID: bn/3Fa22United States
7/24/2025, 8:11:58 PM No.511245999
>>511245819
>be zoom/mil
>graduate
>stonewalled from getting a job
>get more bitter and jaded every month that passes wallowing in unemployment
>have to take some survival job instead
>20 years go by
>suddenly your original field is crying that no one is skilled enough to fill their roles
I don't understand how there aren't more mass shootings. We're living in King Lear.
Anonymous ID: JcKSxs/PCanada
7/24/2025, 8:23:57 PM No.511247093
2 more weeks
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Post the average age of farmers in your country. I think mine's around 65.
Anonymous ID: kryii9peUnited States
7/24/2025, 8:39:59 PM No.511248489
>>511244326
The problem is that housing is (a) allowed to be a speculative asset, and (b) allowed to be owned by anybody except the humans who live in them. That some chink can get into a bidding war with blackrock for my parent’s house is a symptom of the problem (the problem is that jews are allowed to exist)