30 Painfully Accurate Posts About Modern Capitalism

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Though the business world has evolved quite a bit from the way things used to be we still have a long way to go. Despite the advancements in health and safety protocols within organizations and concern for work-life balance, there are still quite a few inconsistencies that people deal with regularly.

The r/WorkersStrikeBack is “a leftist, anti-capitalist, socialist subreddit” that has accumulated over 144K members. The group provides support to worker strikes, protests and unions by sharing pertinent information and stories of personal experiences dealing with workplace grievances. We’ve picked out some of the most relevant words of advice and strategies found in the group and shared them in the gallery below.

#1 How Come?

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#2 Not Radical To Want People To Live A Dignified Life With Basic Needs Met Bro

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#3 Oh Hellllllllllzzzzzzz Yeahhhhhh!! A Certified Workers Striking Back Exclusive!!

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#4 “If You Only Work Hard You To Can Become A Billionaire”/S

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#5 Ha! I See Nothing Wrong, F**k Those Vile Corporate Companies

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het: It is not stealing it they paid up. He did not force them.

#6 No Reasonable Economic System Would Divide Wealth Like This

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#7 They Need Us, We Don’t Need Them

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#8 Exacttttlyyyyy! This Has Always Been A Pathetic Static To Have The Working Class Against/Judge Each Other

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#9 Pose The Proper Inquiry

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#10 Fact

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#11 What They Mean When They Say “The Economy Is Doing Great”

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#12 More Billionairs In Shitty Submarines Please

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#13 Automate All CEO Positions!!!!

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#14 Isn’t It Weird

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#15 Shoes That Fit

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#16 All Billionaires Are Bastards

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#17 No More Bosses, Banks, Borders, Or Bombs!

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#18 So Tell Us About Yourself

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#19 Controversial But I Agree With This

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#20 Giving People What They Need To Survive Is Cheaper Than Denying People And Violating Their Human Rights! Housing, Food, And Healthcare Are Human Rights!

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#21 There Are Only Workers And Owners!

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#22 Exactly That! Rich Parasites/ Religious Zealots What To Distract You Because They Benefit Directly From Issues/ Problems. Don’t Let Them Distract You Any More! Class War Always!

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#23 This Is Just Capitalism Working Normally

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#24 Always With The Dumbest Takes

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winterwidow87 (edited): A billionaire who exploits people who work for him doesn’t like unions. Shocking /S

#25 So Long As Our Ruling Parasites/Kleptocrats Have A Choice About It, Americans Will Never Have Universal Healthcare, Or Even A Public Option

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#26 We’re Living In Dystopia

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#27 Modern Day Slavery Can’t Destroy All Human Hearts

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#28 History Repeating Itself

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Pyla: And yet Americans still vote against their own interests

#29 How Many??!!

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#30 Unionize Food Companies

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Shanilou has always loved reading and learning about the world we live in. While she enjoys fictional books and stories just as much, since childhood she was especially fascinated by encyclopaedias and strangely enough, self-help books. As a kid, she spent most of her time consuming as much knowledge as she could get her hands on and could always be found at the library. Now, she still enjoys finding out about all the amazing things that surround us in our day-to-day lives and is blessed to be able to write about them to share with the whole world as a profession.