/pol/ got fucking owned when luigi happened while their incel heroes like kyle rittenhouse is a fat fuck who's scared of touching a gun now

>>81772440
I'm sure there's something else that can change the calculus.

>>81746059
It all started durring COVID and I have theories why.
>Employers pocketed employees hazzard pay money
>Employers threatened employees jobs over an ineffective treatment mandate
>Employers did not apologize when coarse was reversed
>Employers implimented DEI over non replicatable studies for cheap loan money
>Employers hires retards to fill positions they had no business filling
>Employers fired top performers over vax, or DEI opposition, or other retarded shit.
>Then they attempted mass firing and using AI to do work only to have AI not being as good as they promised.
>Then they over estimated how much demand was out there for their products and how much of a guaranteed base was gonna purchase
>Then on top of all this they are pushing absurd TOS forced arbitration dog shit that shoves blanket liability and other crazy shit in there and customers noped the fuck out.
>Don't get me started on companies spending problem on everything except what customers want. Great example is AMC took their influx of capital and created stupid shit like subscription services for concessions and $80 popcorn coozies.
And instead of being humbled, admitting they made lots of mistakes, offering fair wages and benefits, and going back to doing things the right way.... they blamed customers and pretend they didn't do any of that and have no reason to apologize and customers should apologize to them.

So let them die.
Don't let them get bailouts.
And if it gets too horrible expect a rise in Luigi Mangioni incidents.