Thread 514684509

Post one. People would rather starve or prostitute themselves than be a tradie or work manual labor. Those jobs will always be seen as serf tier and degrading, no matter how much you make.

>>514684509 (OP)
zognaldbots are all jews or jew simps.

where is the webm faggot?

>>514684509 (OP)
the manual labour of today barely measures up to the shit men were doing hundreds of years ago just to survive. stop being a faggy little pussy and get some dirt under your fingernails

If you bathe in truth daily, there is no such thing as uncomfortable truths. People who find the truth uncomfortable are Robbers and Jews which are variations of the same thing. That's why the Jew hate truth, because they're like Robbers who see someone calling the police. The Robber hates Police like the cockroach hates sunlight. Jews are an example of the human form filling the role the Simulation requires as larceny aspect of a nation. Which must exist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gK1w1cAKS7o

>>514684509 (OP)
Those are ego failures.
Learn a trade.
NEVER JOIN THE MILITARY ANONS.
YOU DON'T HAVE A CHANCE AGAINST DRONES.

>>514684574
Of crying construction worker? That gets you off?

>>514684509 (OP)
There's nothing whatsoever wrong with having a job that's physical.

>>514684509 (OP)
People would rather live in shit than have the world see them work a mop.

>>514684750
Did he died?

>>514684817
That is why gyms, hiking and sports are for.

>>514684509 (OP)
living in the country is cope.
weightlifting is gay.
dogs are retarded and filthy.
sam hyde is a dead meme.

>>514684509 (OP)
Humankind is slowly going extinct. Not due to any big event like nuclear war, global warming, or a pandemic like depicted in Hollywood, but due to a steady, global collapse in fertility rates. Like Zappfe predicted already a century ago, the human mind cannot grapple with cosmos, and chooses oblivion instead.

Christianity is an evolution on Astrology, Jesus Christ was a figment, he never existed.

All 3 religions can be boiled down to the Zodiac Astrology from 12k years ago The ancient romance Jesus Christ - millenniums before Egyptian or Romans by atlanticoBR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiuqheVn72A&t=602

Once you are exposed to the information, the conclusion is inescapable, you're living in a Jewish dream world. The faster you can get this Jewish shit out of your head, the better things will be for you.

Jews are the Satan, if you're still tangled up in the frame. If you're not, then you can ignore. Religion is just a watered down variation on warfare, kill you to take your stuff, but with extra steps.

>>514684509 (OP)
yeah fuck construction.

>>514684509 (OP)
It was made to be viewed that way by design.

Up until the beginning of the 1940s, blue-collar work was highly respected and often viewed as a path to stability, dignity, and even citizenship. Here’s why:

Industrial Revolution and Beyond
- 19th Century:
- Blue-collar work was central to industrialization, with skilled trades like blacksmithing, carpentry, and manufacturing being valued professions.
- Workers were seen as vital contributors to economic growth and national progress.
- Early 20th Century:
- The rise of unions (e.g., AFL-CIO) gave blue-collar workers a collective voice, improving wages, conditions, and social standing.

World War I and the 1920s
- War Effort:
- Blue-collar workers were essential to producing war materials, further elevating their status.
- The "American Dream" narrative included blue-collar work as a legitimate way to achieve prosperity.
- Roaring Twenties:
- Manufacturing jobs boomed, and blue-collar workers were seen as backbone of the economy.

Great Depression and New Deal (1930s)
- Economic Depression:
- Blue-collar workers were hard-hit, but they remained central to recovery efforts.
- New Deal Programs:
- Initiatives like the Works Progress Administration (WPA) and Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) created millions of blue-collar jobs, reinforcing their value to society.

World War II (1940s)
- War Production:
- Blue-collar workers were heroic figures, producing tanks, planes, and ships to support the war effort.
- The Rosie the Riveter campaign symbolized the pride and importance of blue-collar labor.
- Post-War Boom:
- The post-war economic boom further solidified blue-collar work as a path to middle-class stability.

>>514684509 (OP)
The war between good and evil is eternal.
peace is an illusion fed to you by evil.
false peace makes you weak.

White people are a marginalized community.

>>514684509 (OP)
Courtesy has turned people into world class liars.

>>514684509 (OP)
Its time for your sex change, weak twink. Honest work is for true Aryans.

>>514684509 (OP)
>Post one. People would rather starve or prostitute themselves than be a tradie or work manual labor
Situation in Croatia is crazy,
I'm proud that I can do by myself a lot of stuff that all those HR or code monkeys can't do, like weld two things together or fix water flushing mechanism in the toilet.

>>514685206
Post-World War II (1940s–1950s)
- Economic Boom: The U.S. saw a surge in manufacturing and blue-collar jobs, which were viewed as stable and dignified.
- GI Bill: After WWII, the GI Bill provided veterans with access to higher education, normalizing college as a path to upward mobility.

1960s–1970s: The Rise of the "Knowledge Economy"
- Shift to White-Collar Work: The economy began transitioning from manufacturing to service and tech industries, which required higher education.
- Cultural Perception: Blue-collar work started being framed as less prestigious compared to "knowledge-based" white-collar jobs.

1980s: The Decline of Unions and Manufacturing
- Deindustrialization: Manufacturing jobs declined due to globalization and automation, leading to economic instability in blue-collar communities.
- Media Narratives: Blue-collar work was increasingly portrayed as outdated or "for those who couldn’t succeed in college."

1990s–2000s: "College for All" Push
- Policy Shift: Governments and media promoted college as the only path to success, framing blue-collar jobs as less desirable or low-paying.
- Stigmatization: Phrases like "those who can’t do, teach" or "only losers work with their hands" became more common in media and culture.

2010s: The Skills Gap and Reassessment
- Skills Gap: As blue-collar industries faced shortages of skilled workers (e.g., trades, manufacturing), there was a growing recognition of their value.
- Media Shift: Some outlets began highlighting the viability and financial rewards of blue-collar careers, but the stigma persisted in many circles.

Uncomfortable truths:

The people who crow the loudest about how a starving people in a death camp is the worst thing that could ever happen, are the people who are starving 2.5 million people in a death camp. And if you express displeasure about how the conflict is something that we should be trying to solve, then a million Jews with their Billion Formicas will crawl out of the wood work and directly attack you and not desire to improve their perspective on the situation, since they are white-walker zombie bullets, aka formicas. You are completely surrounded by these slavedrone Formicas.

The people who created the Nazis are creating them again here today.

>>514684509 (OP)
Categorically incorrect. Women love to fuck tradies because they're not pussy beta males. It also requires a different type of intelligence than moving numbers on a screen plus we are one of the highest paid sectors. Suck a dick you white collar pussy

>>514685038
There will be a big contraction in population, but maybe that's better for both humanity and the planet. The Amish are still growing

>>514685371
>1970's again

Swear to god, that decade was the descent into madness and degradation for everything.

>>514685497
Office twinks will be replaced by AI first.

>>514684509 (OP)
Israel did nothing wrong and Jews are actually based. /pol/troons will cry over this inconvenient truth.

>>514685497
I just know you look like Kenny's dad. Probably smell like him too.

>>514684684
>>514684750
>>514685233
I've got an apprenticeship for water treatment starting in 20 days and feel like bailing. Nothing seems worth it if you aren't working for yourself or working a memejob where you make $70 an hour to send emails

>>514684509 (OP)
not having love in your teens will render you a husk of a human for all eternity.

>>514685386
>The people who created the Nazis are creating them again here today.
and they are brown too what the fuck?

>>514684509 (OP)
Ask yourself how all drugs in every quantity are available in every town and city in any country.

>>514685702
>look at my hideous jew cartoons!!!

>>514684684
>the manual labour of today barely measures up to the shit men were doing hundreds of years ago just to survive
skliled vs unskilled. plenty of spics crawling on their knees breaking their backs. i can tell you never worked a day in your life.

>>514685497
It’s dangerous work. Thats why the pays so high. To actually get a guy who is willing to hold a tool in his hand, thats no short of a miracle. I wont even clean my own clothes, my mom does that because i dont like working with chemicals. I steal my moms underwear and put them on too, i dont give a fuck whats normal. I crap into my moms panties and sit in it for days until the shit hardens to my ass and when I peel them off the panties are brittle and I can break them in half. My moms got the nicest panties ever, I love the feeling of them caressing my butt crack and they hold my balls so tightly it makes me feel very dainty and cute in my bum. I might get bottom surgery, seems safer than being a trade cuck.

>>514685038
midwit retard. do you feel enlightened?

>>514685804
>It’s dangerous work
shut up retard. nobody read beyond that. its entirely job specific, and generic "tradies" arent in danger. you stupid clownish beta male faggot. you are a 100% dry dicked incel. kys FAGGOT

>>514685371
Political Leaders
Neoliberal Politicians’ Strategy
- Ronald Reagan (1980s):
- Union Busting: Reagan famously broke the PATCO strike (1981), setting a precedent for weakening unions.
- Tax Cuts for Corporations: Reduced taxes on businesses, incentivizing them to outsource jobs overseas.
- Deregulation: Loosened regulations that protected workers’ rights, making it easier for companies to exploit cheap labor.
- Bill Clinton (1990s):
- NAFTA: Signed the North American Free Trade Agreement in 1994, which led to massive job losses in manufacturing sectors.
- Welfare Reform: Pushed for reforms that forced displaced workers into low-wage service jobs instead of retraining them for skilled trades.
Corporate Interests
Multinational Corporations’ Playbook
- Outsourcing:
- General Electric: Moved manufacturing jobs to Mexico and Asia, cutting costs at the expense of American workers.
- Ford and GM: Shifted production overseas, decimating auto manufacturing hubs like Detroit.
- Walmart: Sourced cheap goods from overseas, undercutting domestic manufacturers and small businesses.
- Automation:
- Tech Investment: Companies poured funds into robotics and AI, replacing manual labor with machines.
- Lobbying: Corporations lobbied for policies that favored innovation subsidies over worker protections.
Educational System
How Schools Were Weaponized
- No Child Left Behind (2001):
- Focus on Testing: Emphasized standardized tests over practical skills, pushing students toward college-prep tracks.
- Defunding Vocational Programs: Cut funding for trade schools, funneling resources into college readiness programs.
- Department of Education:
- Funding Bias: Allocated more grants and scholarships to four-year universities than to vocational schools.
- College Push: Promoted the idea that only college graduates could achieve success.

>>514685702
Smells better than your rotting bussy

Western lifestyles will continue to decline and eventually become third world tier until women are put back in their place. Everything you're working hard for is being shit on by women.

>>514684684
>the manual labour of today barely measures up to the shit men were doing hundreds of years ago just to survive
Centuries of industrial progress and we have to work more hours than our ancestors. The only improvement in working conditions is the invention of air conditioning in factories. Things are only better than the conditions faced by disposable slaves or workers in early industrial revolution in Britain.
We should live like kings on 10 hours of labor a week.

>>514685702
If you knew how much money I made for the amount of work I do, you would probably kill yourself. Stay coping Slobadan

>>514686005
Women belong in the bedroom or kitchen

>>514685874
Media and Cultural Influencers
Hollywood’s Role in Shaping Perceptions
- Stereotypes:
- *The Simpsons*: Characters like Homer Simpson reinforced the idea that blue-collar workers were lazy and unintelligent.
- *Married... with Children*: Portrayed blue-collar families as struggling and unhappy.
- Advertisements:
- College Ads: Campaigns like *"Do It for Your Future"* framed college as the only path to success.
- Trade Schools Ignored: Rarely showcased skilled trades as viable career options.

News Media’s Role
- Framing:
- Articles often highlighted the decline of manufacturing while ignoring the viability of skilled trades.
- Headlines like *"Blue-Collar Jobs Are Dead" created a self-fulfilling prophecy.

- Bill Gates: Advocated for college education as the primary path to success, downplaying the value of trades.

Academic Elites
Universities’ Agenda
- Marketing Campaigns:
- Universities promoted college degrees as the only path to a "respectable" career.
- Framed trades as backup options for those who "couldn’t succeed in college."
- Think Tanks:
- Brookings Institution: Published reports claiming that college graduates earned more over their lifetimes, ignoring the high debt and job insecurity many faced.

Why They Did It
1. Economic Control: A college-educated workforce was easier to manage and often accepted lower wages and longer hours.
2. Profit Maximization: Corporations benefited from outsourcing and automation, which reduced labor costs.
3. Social Engineering: Reinforced a class hierarchy, with white-collar professionals at the top and blue-collar workers at the bottom.

The thing about manual labor jobs is you actually need to pay what they are worth and very, VERY few do. I worked one for a while and didn't hate it when I was making $30 some an hour, the problem is post covid they brought in all these foreign workers and dropped the pay to $16. So they expected you to work around all these machines that could permentanly maime or kill you on scorching hot days that could give you heat stroke as you cooked alive in these boxes lifting heavy as all hell cargo... for nu-minimum wage. Anyone who has any sort of self preservation sees the trap and gets the fuck out. I finally did when I almost lost my arm in a machine somebody else HAD lost an arm in and they still didn't put simple safety precautions on it.

>>514685870
Lol even driving to your job is dangerful, youll get slaughtered building those skyscrapers for your old loose wife. Just go on a spree killing and rape a virgins ass for a couple days, with a motorcycle and some cash you can last a week before getting caught.

>>514686028
what is your trade / should i get into water treatment

>>514684509 (OP)
offer more money shorter hours I bet lots of people would do it, really hate societies obsession with 40hr work weeks. id go do a highly physical job for one or two days a week, but five days a week would just destroy you, most these guys end up alcoholics or abusing pain medication when the get older

>>514684509 (OP)
that isn't true in the US when you can make 70$ an hour basically doing nothing being a tradie.

>>514684509 (OP)
Sex with dogs is awesome (and safe!) and it's no wonder that more and more people have been getting into it.

>>514684813
I don't want to jack off to it but it makes me feel less alone, tradies aren't exactly known for being the open and sharing type, if you try they call you a fag and relentlessly mock you

>>514684509 (OP)
trump engages in homosexual activity.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8IY3AAvGIj4

>>514684684
>t. Mike Rowe penis with the soft manicured hands

>>514685038
Humanity is goin extinct because people like elon musk are creating 28 rent creators as well with the other elite who use their generation wealth to extract as much wealth from the working class.

>>514684509 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/live/Z4jg3l578Ic

>>514684684
>t. obese boomer who hasn't done any physical labor for 40 years
Can you stand up from your couch without passing out from your fermented wheat juice stupor, you fucking retard? Boomers are the scum of the fucking Earth, the most disgusting generation in human history, unearned arrogance, claims to toughness that don't exist and an annihilative disdain for their own children and their own people.

>>514684509 (OP)
But you make so much money. That makes no sense to me. Doesnt that mean the "serf tier" people become upper class while you are lower class?

The one thing that would make trade work far easier would be a robot or universal machine that can lift and move weight around. A forklift isnt enough as it needs standardized pallets, but some kind of dumb robot that can lift boxes, sacks, pipe, machine parts of weird shapes, and go up stairs and ramps. It doest have to be autonomous but it should be able to do tasks you order it like "pick and move that to that place". Pretty much 90% of the hard labor in trades is moving things.

>>514685336
>fix water flushing mechanism in the toilet.
I see what you did there.

>>514686229
being a tradesman requires you to be a people person

way to out yourself as a sheltered retard

>>514685526
The amish are going to get enslaved by jeets or muzzies

someone please help me i start soon i really don't know where else to ask. I've looked on the reddit and joined their gay discord but don't know where to ask. The whole reason I started down this path was because of a /pol/ anon
>>514686113
>>514685720

Cringe Reddit libtards did a better job running the country than Trump has done in his second term.

>>514686113
Sparkie. Depends on what trade you'll be doing. I've worked in a few water treatment facilities and they can smell like absolute shit. Need to get a few jabs too. Because you're likely working under a government contract, the safety procedures will be lengthy and you'll be able to bludge more. If it's good pay and you're looking at doing an apprenticeship, you should do it. Working for shit money in a trade can be demeaning but when you're on $150k+ it's a career you can take pride in. Like another anon said, construction will be around a lot longer than these fake jobs that women can do. Kek imagine working in an office with women or coloured women at that. No thanks.

I treat every job like an OCD autist. Everything is perfectly neat, straight and works without failure. I take a bit longer but people respect my work and know it'll be done to the highest standard.

The lefty shits that post here, when you poke at them almost invariably say, "But people won't work those jobs". I think they are speaking from their own personal worldview. Either they can't or won't do those jobs. I personally like both the white and blue-collar work. If you can do the blue collar stuff, the purpose of the white collar work makes more sense.

idk if it is the lefty world view, where maybe they think of themselves as elites, or if they are afraid and too weak to do the work.

>>514686788
I think part of what's at play is how shit most skilled tradesman are treated for the first decade of their career, and the low ceiling they have - especially in non-union states.

Anything that pays well is heavily gatekept and requires significant networking, or starting your own business - and most small businesses fail.

>>514686724
people are always gong to need clean water. If I was looking at taking this job/career path I would want to know how quickly the job leads to a (good) paycheck, and I would also want to know now transferable the skills are.

If you have something lined up, I'd certainly follow through with it and see how things go. It will probably be interesting. To not follow though would be something a flake does. Don't be that guy. Give it at least 6 months and work as hard as you can and learn as much as you can.

>>514684509 (OP)
>absolute retard take
>mlp
baseball, huh?

>>514686782
I'm going to be doing clean drinking water, hopefully at a reservoir once I'm certified but the discrepancy in pay has me concerned. on the west coast, it can be $40-50 dollars an hour but in places like Texas I see listing for less than I'm making now at my entry-level runt job. It's a 2 year commitment. I think it will be pretty safe from AI and immigrant flooding but it's hard not to feel like a jerkoff even if I made $40 an hour when HR roasties make that for doing nothing. I think this website really has mindraped me in that aspect

>>514686724
This
>>514686984
You should 100% at least start your apprenticeship. That seems like a niche industry will a low supply of workers. Once you're there for a while start asking around at the prospective salaries of the highest tier tradies. If after 6 months to a year, if everybody seems unhappy, toxic and the pay is shit, just find something else. It might take you a few goes to finding something you like but you need to actually put yourself out there and not speculate from the sidelines

>>514687197
you are thinking in a very small box. It sounds like you will be working in an industrial facility. You will be dealing with piping systems, industrial chemicals, PLCs (programmable logic controllers), plumbing systems, electrical system, pneumatics, maybe hydraulics. You will probably see (and do) MRO - maintenance, repair, and overhaul of critical systems. That stuff isn't just 'water treatment', that is everywhere.

This sounds like a great opportunity. Learn as much as you can.

>>514684509 (OP)
im a master electrician I love construction

>>514687479
>but you need to actually put yourself out there and not speculate from the sidelines

I agree.

>>514686724
Water treatment seems quite lucrative. Diesel mechanics make 200k down here in the mines.

>>514684509 (OP)
Capitalism is the cause of 99% of the problems that this board complains about.

>>514686724
Also

Job security:
- Electrical, communication and wet utilities. They'll pay for your training and study. Operational technology jobs like fibre optic splicing will be in demand.
- Machine programming, automation, Autodesk etc. They're the future of manufacturing and remotely monitored/controlled infrastructure.
- Machine interfacing with physical devices, beyond a server rack, and networking. Often a mix of hardline, line of sight (LOS), not line of sight (NLOS), and mesh nets while configuring behaviour.

>>514687479
>>514686984
Thanks, I will go through with it. I am entering the back-against-the-wall period of a mid 20s failure so I will grind it out. Who knows, maybe I'll take the indoorshrimpfarmingpill on the side

>>514687197
>when HR roasties make that for doing nothing
In my experience most corporate roasties work ridiculous amounts of OT for no extra pay because they are insecure and require validation off their bosses. While their eggs are slowly drying up you'll be standing around with the boys at work, talking shit and doing fuck all. It's really not a bad deal anon.

>>514684509 (OP)
As someone who have helped in some house reformatations/construction a few times, I've always prided myself in such a work. It's definetly not for wom*n and physically inapet little faggots, fuck what other people think. It's a very fatiguing job, but definitely worth a try if you're broke and needing the money.

has anyone here worked on a road maintanence crew before? im about due to start on one as an extra help role but i got a competing offer in a cheese production facility doing rote assembly line type work and i was trying to figure out which would be better. it'd be working for the county in a rural area so it wouldnt be on big freeways.

>>514687891
>/bizfag/
Anon, I...
You can always switch up your career later on but first secure a guaranteed way of making money that you can always fall back on.

>>514688350
Alright, I will follow the advice of you and everyone I've ever spoken with IRL instead of the guys on /pol/ who claim to make 400k a year working 2 hours a day from their laptop

>>514684509 (OP)
Not true over here. Many young guys want to go into trade work.

>>514684509 (OP)
No anon, that's retarded.

>>514689531
Skilled trades seem unusually lucrative in Australia, even nonspecialized residential stuff.