[ SECRET POST #4425 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4425 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's designed to make people spend as much money as possible, while making as little money as possible, and eliminating any possibly leverage to change either of those things.

IDK what all this stuff about baby liberals means though

[(Anonymous)]

Baby liberals are teenagers on the internet who read a book about the history of capitalism and think they're now experts and will write long thinkpieces about the aforementioned malicious capitalist conspiracy when anyone correctly mentions that the 8 hour workday hasn't always been the norm.

[(Anonymous)]

That seems more like a socialist thing than a liberal thing to me?

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when anyone correctly mentions that the 8 hour workday hasn't always been the norm.

I don't understand how this relates to the other stuff in the post? People are saying that the 8 hour workday hasn't always been the norm and they're arguing against that idea?

I'm confused