/labor/ - Labor

>>1252
You slander agricultural proletariat. Hanging chickens is back-breaking proletarian labor

>>1707
Cop/soldier

>>397
My uncle did [UNDISCLOSED] for Lockheed-Martin and loved the book of Revelation. He was a nice man to me, but yeah I think he was pretty evil.

He had a really cool fish tank though with "The entire cast of Finding Nemo" ….escept the shark!

>>1709

The amount of casual animal abuse that happens in those facilities would astound you. There's a reason for ag-gag laws in the united states…if everyone knew what went on in slaughterhouses, then everyone would be vegetarian.

guys who do roofing

No retirement died a long time ago. Both millenials and gen z are just doomspending on pokemon and other consoomephilia to cope.

>I will never achieve my art dreams and be stuck as a Wagie.
focus on being a starving artist at least your life will be happier

Retirement was always a bourgeois privilege.
In the old days, retirement was if you had adult grandchildren to help you run the workshop

>>1710
Retire?
uyghur, how do you even get a job? I assessed it takes at least 100 applications to get any response.
Ai is a fucking joke too. It's so useless I have to believe it's an accelerationist plot I'm not in on because there's no way the bourgeois is so stupid as to invest in it's own destruction this easily where it's unreliable word salad that can't actually do anything. Like at all… (So it's even more annoying when reddit liberals whine about ai. Like this shit isn't taking your job unless you were a cunt HR)

I managed to squeeze a single answer out of a dunkin donuts ai of when i can roughly expect a response back after applying. Couldn't list me pay averages, if wholly hires full or part time, but said applications can take several weeks to pend.

Literally two more weeks to make donuts?

>>1713
You should just steal the Pokemon cards than sell singles
It's not large enough of a theft to constitute an actual crime. No misdemeanors don't count. At absolute most someone will be like "hey you're the pokemon bandito" and that's only if you do it like several times same store at once. Even then just say the team rocket line. TO PROTECT THE WORLD FROM DEVASTATION and push a child who screams like Epstein video "I'm just a kid!!!!"

I hear Lockheed is hiring

>>1665
blue collar depends if you're in a skilled blue collar job which does better than most white collar ones
retail is hell unless you enjoy the product and you're in a special niche product market
pink collar is hell
white collar depends on labor rights but it is worthless work

>>1668
There's one specific Tor user on Leftypol who types very sarcastic quips sperging out at any mention of any type of office job. You'd do best ignoring them.

PSA: economically autonomous adults who have depression are shallow.
If you’re over 25, work a high five/low six figure salary, don’t have to eat fast food for budgeting, own a vehicle, you’re ahead of the curb.

>>1668
this is leftypol.org buddy. don't expect solidarity. expect race to the bottom. expect shitting on each other. this place is the opposite of good.

>>1668
Get a job you love and you won't work a day in your life anon :)

Gf had a work accident and is currently in the neuro-ICU. If she gets incapacitated without being able to work she will lose her work visa and get deported, and her parents back home will get evicted from their house she bought with a credit from here.

Lying in the dark on my bed after I came back from the hospital. I have a college exam in 5 days I will likely fail and took a sickday from my part-time job because of the stress

It has never been more over.

>>1759
If she gets deported and you likely fail college just move with her to her country of origin

Been trying to unionize because i hate being on contract and i want benefits and security for myself and everyone else, plus managers are retards, you know how it is. Sadly, managers sensed something was up and declined to offer me a contract this year and now im fucked :(. wish me luck in the job market

kill the customer
kill the consumer
they are swine
they hand you 2 dollars and pretend they have the right to your time and attention

>>314
not related, but how easy is it to get weed in russia?

>>1766
Same man. For me it's because they can't do the God damn bare minimum. We all know jannies are paedophiles, Ghasline was like half of reddit. Every single normie goes on and on about how bad pedos are and we should kill them no questions asked, you say well start with an annoying ass moderator and suddenly they get chills.

Not sorry my first murder priority is a motherfucker who can't go five seconds without banning someone even if it isn't me. But yes, i personally could go the rest of my life without being defamed again, just some punk bitch saying i broke imaginary rules he made up, than makes up when i break those rules, so i can't say shit. I'm just supposed to sit here silently when i got things on my mind, and feelings, and the means are available to communicate so I'm going to communicate. I could just kill them and than I wouldn't have to worry about imaginary rule breaking.

It's really fucking annoying and a testament to how evil and how stupid people are. It's a good limiter to if the person you're dealing with is even worth your time at all. If you DON'T wanna send a pipe bomb to a moderators house, you ain't worth a shit.

Lot of people aren't worth a shit. So I only cooperate with society to the extent it's convenient. Which isn't much because they're so evil and dumb, they make it inconvenient every step of the way. Literally everything you do is punished. Good, bad, follow the laws, break the laws, it doesn't matter. Its totally crazy.

And really as far as the simple measurement of existing in this weird hellish ultra liberal nightmare… i just wanna work with tobacco and vapes. I like tobacco and vapes. I don't have to own my own vape shop. I could probably do great as just an employee.

I'm literally suggesting just put me in retail. A job nobody fucking asks for, doesn't pay well, takes a lot of hours, but because it's a product that personally brings me joy I'd enjoy it.

And THEY CANNOT EVEN FUCKING DO THAT "you're not entitled to work the job you want sweaty"

Well fuck you, the world belongs to isis, school shooters, drug cartels. Those are God's chosen people.

>>1372
Professors at my college were quite happy to give practical examples, feel like the main thing holding them back from putting it in the course material was time constraints, which ya know, capitalism upstream.

>>1343
>logarithms have no real application to society or communism
jfc anon

>>1370
>>1373
Pure Math is one of the hardest STEM fields (only behind Physics) and Languages imo is one of the easiest Humanities fields (Arts even more so). A fairer competition would be something like Civil Engineering versus History.

>>1343
>STEM isnt teaching anything worthy of being applied in the first place. Tell me how intellectually rich a binary tree is, or a stupid depth first search algorithm? Or the concept of logarithms?
The tools with which you can analyze and understand nature, or theorize and build a system. The depth of these tools is only so far as the depth of those who wield them.

OP are you retarded?
STEM has practical subjects that can be traced back to nature.

With my friends I usually go with trying to sell them on workplace democracy first, it's an idea most people with any coherent political beliefs would agree with.

>>1762
I'm can't offer much advice but good luck with this really anon.

im halfway into electrical engineering, i was between this and civil engineering, hope i made the right choice.

Now that I think about it and have some sense of sudden clarity, my parents have been doing really well as psych majors by offering therapy, the key is that they offer it at a lower than average rate and thus are overworked, but it seems to me that health care in general has been going up, and psychology might be the easiest "medical" field to get into. Its more or less accepted now that LLMs are poor replacement for conventional therapy

>>1649
medicine and law are always good options

>>1649

I've heard good things about the Medieval English Literature major at Montclair State University

I think more communists need to start going into manufacturing. I don't mean skilled trades, but straight up low skill assembly-line work. Usually wont require more than an associates or a certificate if even that.

School serves a big factor in capitalism: it frees up women to do labor.
The increase wage pressure that comes from a doubled labor pool more than makes up for the money spent on school.

School also serves as a way of cultural homogenization, breaking up ethnicities and absorbing smaller groups into the mainstream worldview. Basic assumptions like "rich people are awesome!" or "Arbeit Macht Frei!" is drilled into the youth, leading many to adopt capitalist logic in adult life without knowing "why" it feels "right".

Also, schooling can be very unequal, and in most parts of the world it's segregated economically. The poor people's kids go to poor schools, where the poisoned social environment encourages stupidity. The people with money move to neighborhoods or pay for private schools where the other middle-class kids are, and where an environment of good behavior and (slightly better) learning takes place.
The rich kids go to school with all other rich kids for super networking.

>>350
Not true. I remember that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
Learned that in skool

>>1741
You’re a minority.
It’s not just a matter of what was or wasn’t learned in school but rather if you can remember it and if it was essential to industrial affairs

>>1641
> School also serves as a way of cultural homogenization, breaking up ethnicities and absorbing smaller groups into the mainstream worldview.

This is the biggest gripe I have with schooling. It does cultural homogenization of childhood.
Children whom are ethnic, LGBT, or worldly are seen as dangerous elements.
Children are expected to conform to behavioral stereotypes based on their age

They’re not allowed to wonder about worldly things nor are they allowed to be cynical


>Basic assumptions like "rich people are awesome!" or "Arbeit Macht Frei!" is drilled into the youth, leading many to adopt capitalist logic in adult life without knowing "why" it feels "right".

I’ve never seen this in school. But, Kids are told that hard work alone gets you rich. Which leads to cult of personality.
Also kids are taught about capitalism having flaws but they’re not taught about how to look beyond capitalism

>>1641
> School serves a big factor in capitalism: it frees up women to do labor.
>The increase wage pressure that comes from a doubled labor pool more than makes up for the money spent on school.

Schools are still accused of being “underfunded” although schools get a lot of taxpayer dollars to do benchmark tests.
But if capitalists really wanted to offset the costs of schooling, why not make schools into workshops?

you will actually get the job because they're afraid of you

Attached is my joke resume. I hope it lightens your day.