Have you ever worked somewhere that just feels...evil?

>>40644942 (OP)
The higher up the totem pole the more evil

>>40644942 (OP)
I used to work for an AI company that I think may have been run by Luciferians. They insisted on only having offices with “33” in the address, one of the two elevators had the star on the ground-floor button upside-down (picrel), boss was always ranting about magic. Idk nothing concrete but the place gave me weird vibes.

>>40644942 (OP)
Any place with DEI hires feels evil, because it is.

>>40644942 (OP)
I dont like telling my stories here anymore because they just end up getting farmed for karma on reddit or views on a lame YouTube channel. That might not be your intention personally, OP, but there are a lot who have soured the storytelling. I have a real one but let's just go with >>40645017
Because it is also true

>>40644942 (OP)
all of them

>>40645017
>muh buzzwords
not paranormal

>>40644942 (OP)
Pretty much all jobs/workplaces are evil. Capitalism is just the “politically correct” implementation of Satanism.

>>40645040
Buzzword is a buzzword

>>40645049
Do you honestly think what we have is capitalism?
>Forcing women into daycare jobs that actively hurt drain the economy for no reason (entire HR industry), companies making dumbfuck media that actually LOSES money because its about making a political point, and bank/rich people bailouts
Not a single one of those things would happen under capitalism because theyre acting outside of profit motive. Im not defending the idea of capitalism at all- what im saying is that blaming capitalism misses the point entirely because thats not the system we are even dealing with. A capitalist society would be easy to deal with because its all based on profit motive, which is nearly always fully predictable. Our society is very difficult to deal with because of the constant control motives which frequently have nothing to do with the money.

>>40645090
They pay to preserve their position. Nothing is expensive when they can print more money. All that matters in the end is land, oil, and a technological and military hegemony.

>>40645111
My apologies if that came off as aggressive, because it wasn't intended to be. My concern is that in this system, the current blame of capitalism is intended to be a conduit through which TPTB can dismiss all concerns
>oh well this guy doesnt even like MONEY! Which you proles need to EAT!
Though I have my personal opinion that our system masquerades as capitalism despite being something else, it doesn't really matter. We're in the same spot whether theyre technically capitalist or not. I just have this feeling that if the problem were more specifically named than the system which most normies are taught in high school is the ONLY way for society to even function, there might be much more progress in dismantling it.

Socialism = shitskin

>>40645224
>ctrl+f socialism
>only your post

>>40645090
>nothing to do with the money.
They don't need business to make money because they get the government to print it.

>>40645264
Right
And so infinite money = no profit motive (because just print more lol) = not actually capitalism
Im not trying to pull some "real capitalism has never been tried" shit here because it has, in the past when money supply was not literally infinite. It's a primitive and frequently inhumane system. I just want the problem properly identified.

My dad worked for 1 day at a turkey slaughterhouse. The guy training him either shot a turkey in the head with a shotgun or slit the throat of a turkey and that was enough for my dad to quit.

>>40645320
>shot a turkey in the head with a shotgun.

KEK, based.

>>40645320
I think you have to be mentally disturbed or just subhuman to work in a slaughterhouse. It's completely different to hunting your own food, especially what with the (((kosher))) and halal methods of slaughter they use now to pander to their fellow subhumans. There is a reason those places are staffed mostly with non-whites and it is because they have no spiritual connection to life or land.

>>40645153
I (trips guy) wasn't the first guy I could've said NTA
Anyways read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scythians#Social_organisation and draw an analogy for yourself for how it looks today. It feels like slaves in the steppes were freer than we are today, we have to depend and constantly communicate with tons of authorities and corporations, we can barely live unless 85% of what we "own" is owned by the bank, take the same damn route on the same schedule to the same place and can be no more spontaneous than deciding which sunny place to go to six months from now for a week. Our mate is chosen statistically with an algorithmic app. Our nutrients controlled. Our information diet managed. What we say and think policed through subtle means. The freedom we have is carefully managed as to be useful to the system but no more at all than that

Ask an ai to translate that text snippet about scythian society to current times, it will be forced to hold back but even then it's a funny read, such as https://claude.ai/share/69a0cffa-f14d-445e-beda-0b6c63ddf234

>>40644942 (OP)
worked at a few companies where the guys just had a bad attitude, but in terms of places i've ridden across countrys and then entered cities after days out in the rural areas that feel like some kind of evil whirlwind. very strange heavy sort of aggressive atmosphere. One time i rode across the country of Azerbaijan and the entire country felt like that. like being in invisible fire and hate. absolutely nasty.

i think it comes down to the religion of the people in the area and perhaps the history of religion in the area too. demons and stuff.

>>40645422
Animals love getting slaughtered. It gives them purpose.

All workplaces seem to be evil since the covid pandemic.
I worked with a mask at an Aerospace company and did all the precautions but it felt like things changed after covid. The people seemed different and had weird attitudes and gave off strange vibes. Some of the people that took the vaccine told about weird side effects and they never seemed to be the same person again.
I quit shortly after and have a lot of anxiety about returning to the workforce.

>>40645727
mRNA killshots make you less human. I think that's what you're picking up.

>>40645090
>A capitalist society would be easy to deal with because its all based on profit motive
No, a capitalist society is based on the interests of the major capital-owners. And their interest is in maintaining complete control over the masses. Money is just a tool for them. They make it out of thin air as needed.

>>40645264
The don't need the government to print it, since they already have a monopoly on money creation through the banking system. The monetary system is based on private debt creation.

>>40644942 (OP)
>>40644942 (OP)
Canvassing door-to-Door for vinyl siding, and double pane (pain) windows getting "leads" and setting appointments when you know what you're doing, and what you're pitching, is crap! At the time, VS cost about $50 - 20K, and its main selling point was, "You never have to paint your house again", etc. It was a total rip-off. You could have your house painted for a fraction of the cost for decades. Their main use was to hide the insulation they were wrapping the house with! Then there's a company that sold "double pane windows," which were attached to the window sills by magnets! This doesn't mean that all 2-pane windows suck, but these did! They were paying bonuses based on the amount of leads one generated, even if almost all of them were utter crap! There's no way the company was making money! Then someone noticed the guys in "black suits and white ties" bringing in attache cases. It couldn't be proven, but I think they carried in dirty money that needed "laundering". Then I set up a telemarketing system for pitching irrevocable trusts, and none of my good leads went anywhere, so I lost my job - it turns out that the company was a criminal enterprise! I'm glad I was no longer there when the cops moved in on them.

I told this once before. I did a couple of summers in Alaska working for the big fishing and crabbing boats. Shitty and long hours, but room and board so you come back with bank after 3 to 6 months, depending. I stayed on shore working in the mess hall. Just lots and lots of cafeteria grade slop. It was all pretty normal and pretty shitty. But every few days there'd be a kid in there getting grub. Not the same kid, a different kid everytime. I'd only see them for one meal, then never again. No families were there. Obviously no kids could've been working. A lot of people who work those jobs are either young guys like me trying to avoid being a wage slave, alcoholics getting dry, ex cons, etc. Not a good place.

Amazon

>>40647801
I worked in an Amazon warehouse years ago. It's a weird place. Like a labor camp, but you can go home at night. It was run with ruthless efficiency and workers are being watched at all times. I have no solid proof of this, but I believe very strongly that there were cameras in the bathrooms.

>>40645224
>Muh s-s-so-socialism!

Red scare never stopped

>>40644942 (OP)
i think all jobs have some level of evil cause theres shit people every where you go

>>40644942 (OP)
People don't want to admit it but: Costco
I've seen actual criminal networks work with less operational security than Costco.

>>40644942 (OP)
worked at a plant nursery on a big bit of farmland that had this little homestead that served as the offices. I'd have to chemical spray the plants once a week or so, sometimes it would go real late and I'd have to lockup the place. I dunno what it was but whenever I was in the homestead with all the lights off, as I had to turn them all off and push a button in there to open the front gate to let me out, my body would fucking panic and I'd be tripping over myself to get the fuck out asap. Never heard anything because I'd blast my music in my headphones whenever I had to go in, and usually close my eyes because it's pitch black and I can't see anyway, just feel my way to the door. But yeah shit was uncomfortable.

>>40645284
Japanese economics is the best working system, which is why it is not talked about. Definitely not the hodgepodge of everything we have in the U.S. masquerading as capitalism.

>>40645040
DEI is Satanic. So it is paranormal. Go fuck yourself.

>>40644942 (OP)
I work there right now.
You can tell it's run by autistic dudes because of the sheer amount of structure and bureaucracy involved.
So many little rules here and there that make no sense, unyielding structure and routine. The music they play over the loud speakers is soul devouring. Customers wouldn't notice it, but most of the songs are about heartbreak, dying alone, or being stuck in a shit job with no way out. The ones that aren't are shitty pop or way too experimental, grating on the ears. My manager, dude; he told me he hasn't taken a sick day in 10 years, and that I would be fired if I took too many per year. People get into that structure and it shapes them into what I can only describe as ideal NWO citizens.

>>40644942 (OP)
I figured out I was making 200k worth of product a week at my factory job while making only 35k a year, does that count?

>>40644942 (OP)
Yeah my last boss was openly practicing witchcraft. It almost always blew up in her face lol. If you're reading this DJ, Christ is king and you will bow before him on judgement day.

>>40644942 (OP)
yeah, pic rel

>>40645687
I know what's influencing you and its no known God in any human tongue.

>>40648356
>g-g-go fuck yourself
go cry somewhere, chud. You don't even know what satanic means, you're a fat retarded burger crying about muh DEI, never mind the fact that you're a half black mutt yourself. Take your triggered crying to /pol/ where it belongs, it's a containment board for a reason. Nobody wants to hear retarded chuds cry all day

>>40644942 (OP)
Every job you pay taxes in is evil.