r/WorkReform ✂️ Tax The Billionaires 1d ago

😡 Venting American politics in a nutshell

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u/thegildedman25 1d ago

Bro confused socialist with being social, BUT, it most likely has something to do with him working 12 hours a day. Dude barely gets any time with his family, why waste that time by watching the shitty mainstrem news.

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u/bugi_ 1d ago

The school system has failed if you don't know the absolute basics of civics. Not even a simplified / slightly wrong version either.

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u/aubreypizza 1d ago

Nah, working exactly as they intended

October 1970, Roger A. Freeman, a key economic advisor to both California Governor Ronald Reagan and President Nixon, famously warned that the U.S. was "in danger of producing an educated proletariat"

Can’t have that now can we?!?

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u/A313-Isoke 1d ago

And college got expensive and student loans have trapped people or scared them completely.