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exhausted tbhÂ
cannot fathom the fact that some ppl can be so selfish and irresponsible about going out to party even when you have covid. worse, the ppl who encourages those with covid to come out. one time was enough. but again? maybe iâm sensitive about this topic because now i live with my family. oh and maybe also cuz one of my closest friends fucking died from it so pls just excuse me.
i cant fucking take it anymore. (standing perfectly still, is not visibly stressed, appears normal)
Luxuriate đâïž
bitches will be like âi love animalsâ but hate themselvesâŠâŠ you are an animal girl. <3 love yourself. peace on planet earhtÂ
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now that iâm older and understand how absolutely fucked the housing market is, all those horror movies that take place in nice houses where the family refuses to leave make sense. if i had a 4,000sqft vintage home youâd need to kill me before i ever moved out as well. fuck the ghost. charge it rent.
Once in a blue moon đâš
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wow if I only spend $500 a month and nothing else with all my cash and stocks I could live up to 79 and not working what a life where do I sign up
A lot of people in the replies to this seemingly have no idea what âclassâ is.
Itâs not a set of values or something you automatically earn after college or like some mysterious inherent quality your parents pass down to you.Â
(Like, maybe your parents have enough money/assets where they can sustain you through economic insecurity, but letâs be honestâŠthatâs not most peopleâs situation.)
If you are struggling with bills, if you donât have savings, if you constantly question even small purchases, if spending a few thousand dollars on a vacation seems like a distant dreamâŠyou are not middle class.
And most importantly, saying you are not middle class is not an attack on your character.Â
Instead itâs a reminder to fight for your own economic interests, and not to let companies, your boss, or politicians trick you into working against yourself by believing youâre part of the âmythical middle.â
Damn
Whatâs more, if your first response to âyouâre not middle class!â is to treat it like an attack on your character? Then you really need to stop and examine what you think about lower-class people.
Americans like to quote Kurt Vonnegut, that âsocialism never took root in America because Americans see themselves as temporarily embarrassed millionaires.â
What that politely obscures is why Americans see themselves as future rich people: they despise the poor, even if they themselves are poor, and so would rather see themselves as âmiddle classâ rather than ever see themselves as âpoor.â
I would also like to add on this that if you are paying a mortgage on a home, but itâs a 30 year mortgageâŠyouâre NOT middle class. Sorry!
âBut by these definitions, almost NOBODY I know in the USA qualifies as middle class?!?!â Yep. Correct. Turns out the result of several decades of a âdisappearing middle classâ is almost everybody is poor.
Half of the membership of the US Congress are millionaires
(also white male elderly and their wealth is inherited, which means 1% have 50% representation in Congress)
Congressional salary in the House is 170k
when asked what a middle income in the US, most members of Congress said oh 170k
itâs actually LESS THAN 50k a year
How do people live! They cry in horror (Dems at least)
how indeed?