Thread 512282367

>"When I grow up, I want to work in a factory", says no one.

>"I want my kid to work in a factory."

says noone

For $80k a year starting, I'd want to work in a factory

>>512282367 (OP)
The reality is that a significant proportion of the population is fit only for factory work.
We are nosediving into a competency crisis because everyone tried to pretend otherwise.
Social mobility was a mistake and will probably not exist in another decade or two.

>>512282539
this, especially if we don't want to send the hordes of shitskins home
also social mobility wasn't a mistake, we just over-estimated the percentage of people that are capable of it

yes it looks comfy

There was such a bizarre shift in American culture in the 70s-80s when culture seemed to go from revering things like blue collar, normal person to basically mocking them in the late 80s 90s, to outright disgust in the late 90s early 00s

similarly, rich people were the butt of jokes in popular culture in the 70s, early 80s, then became more and more revered
look at tv shows and how they changed radically over this time

>>512282367 (OP)
>>"I want my kid to work in a factory."
They should

>>512282367 (OP)

Meme flag. Pretends that modern factories are the same as sweatshops. Pretends that being homeless and poor is somehow preferable to earning a living wage with honest work.

Wants to prevent jobs to return to white countries.

Shalom, my friend.

>>512282367 (OP)
robots innit

>>512282367 (OP)
>"When I grow up, I want to work"
says no one.

>"I want my kid to work."
says no one

>>512283564

TV soaps are produced by Ruben Goldsteinberg. Just around the time Nixon took over, increased foreign aid to Israel 1000% in one year and eradicated the gold standard, TV became Anti-White.

Pure coincidence.

>>512282367 (OP)
Factory jobs now won't be like factory jobs then. There will be a lot more automation for one thing. There won't be as many jobs for another.

>>512283321
>social mobility wasn't a mistake, we just over-estimated
Or maybe your favorite system just isn't capable of progress.

>>512284206
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>>512284206
If you live in a western country school is literally free until college. So it's all up to you. All you have to do is study and get good grades and then literally anyone can get a scholarship to post-secondary. If you're too retarded to take advantage of this you deserve poverty.

>>512282367 (OP)
>"When I grow up, I wanna make as much money as possible"
That's what most people say.
What would they say to a $20/hr shift? Maybe $22? $23?
>but aquafag, that's going to bump the price on this good from $5,- a piece to $5,10 and people simplycan't afford that
They can when they're paid $23 instead of $20.
That's the crucial step in Fordiam which econofags consistently neglect to contemplate. Purchasing power.

>>512282539
This anon is correct.
the factories will be a lot more automated with automated tools.
It's not your grand grand dad's factory or mine.

>>512283564
>There was such a bizarre shift in American culture in the 70s-80s when culture seemed to go from revering things like blue collar, normal person to basically mocking them in the late 80s 90s, to outright disgust in the late 90s early 00s
>
>similarly, rich people were the butt of jokes in popular culture in the 70s, early 80s, then became more and more revered
>look at tv shows and how they changed radically over this time