Broke #Millennial who wields no financial power yet slays entire industries. Author: Stupid Humans, Fail to the Chief: https://xitter.cf/t.co/gnNACkqCeN

Joined June 2016
V. R. Craft retweeted
The defining event of my generation isn't the fall of the Berlin Wall or 9/11. It's the slow, incremental commodification and enshittification of absolutely everything by the 1% for their benefit and at our expense, while they tell us that we're lazy for expecting better.
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If only there were a Nobel Prize for heckling
Enjoy Trump being heckled in Mississippi over his ballroom: “SHOVE THAT BALLROOM UP YOUR FAT ASS!!" 😂🤣😅
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V. R. Craft retweeted
im expected to care about a company's "mission statement" when the mission is clearly just "make the shareholders unfathomably rich"
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Billionaires spending hundreds of millions to defeat "socialists" at the ballot box so they can build enough data centers to replace your job with AI aren't going to willingly give you UBI. I really shouldn't have to explain this.
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V. R. Craft retweeted
The phrase "one nation under God" was officially added to the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance on June 14, 1954. Get rid of it. Separation of church and state.
One nation under God. Then, now, ALWAYS.
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V. R. Craft retweeted
"Why should MY tax dollars pay for YOUR period products?" Bro, your tax dollars pay for people to get bombed. I think we can cover some tampons.
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V. R. Craft retweeted
Unfettered capitalism is why your brand new refrigerator stops working a week after the warranty expires. Demand better.
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A good morning shoutout to the man who shouted, "Take that ballroom and shove it up your fat ass" in the middle of Trump's rally in Mississippi last night. You are now a legendary role model and should be celebrated.
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We act our wage around here. You get what you pay for. Going beyond the job description is either unpaid labor or something we get reprimanded for. Either way, no thanks.
"We're looking for someone who goes above and beyond." Translation: we budgeted for one employee and need them to do the work of three.
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V. R. Craft retweeted
We’ve normalized companies laying off thousands of workers as if people’s livelihoods are just numbers on a spreadsheet. Where is the corporate accountability? Employees shouldn’t have to bear the consequences of every bad decision made in the boardroom.
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V. R. Craft retweeted
93% of all stocks are owned by 10% of people. The bottom 90% have basically nothing. Very cool system.
it might just be me but I'm starting to think trickle down economics may be a scam
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i find it hilarious that after decades of squeezing every last drop of blood out of the middle class, now capitalists are complaining that not enough people are eating at restaurants, taking trips, using airlines, or buying crap from box stores.
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V. R. Craft retweeted
It’s just extremely funny how billionaires tell us to get by with less, when they would literally destroy the world to avoid paying even a 1% tax
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The cool part about this is how you omitted the fact not one fucking reporter asked at the time how he planned to do any of this stuff.
When voters headed to the polls nearly two years ago, Donald Trump promised them cheaper groceries, gas below $2 a gallon and a wave of new manufacturing jobs. They elected him president — and got the opposite, a NBC News analysis finds. nbcnews.com/business/economy…
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V. R. Craft retweeted
no you’re so right, why would I want to see a picture of a restaurant’s actual food when I could see an ai rendering that looks like intestines
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It's become painfully obvious that structuring our entire society around maximizing profit instead of human flourishing, healthy communities, and a livable planet was the mother of all terrible ideas.
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