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"Get a real job" says man whose job has been scamming the US government out of as much taxpayer money as he can possibly get away with

Yes. Chuds outside the US use the "everyone who disagrees with me is unemployed and therefore subhuman" argument all the time.

The idea that wage labour is a fundamental moral good in itself, something that is at once both inherently desirable and a fundamental moral imperative, that you have to be employed to be considered a full citizen worthy of inclusion in the Volksgemeinschaft, that labour sets you free, is promoted by politicians from succdems to fascists.

This fetichising of wage labour seems to be a fundamental and important part of the ideological superstructure of every capitalist society.

Calvinism started in Switzerland and is very popular all over Northern Europe. This is a protestant work ethic thing, not an American thing. Weber described this like a hundred years ago.

It's also LARPing to get in the way of solidarity. Capitalists have been pitting workers against each other for centuries over "not having a real job", and so on.

always rich coming from the bourgeoise since their own greatest fear is becoming a worker

It's not about having a job, it's about contributing to society. All cultures and societies have ways of ridiculing and attempting to discipline those who are viewed as not contributing adequately to society. The USA is a hyper capitalist country, so that manifests itself as ridiculing people who don't have a job (as that's how you should contribute to society under the US model). There's also a built-in assumption that those without a job are "leeching off" of someone who does, or government assistance. But to answer your question, in other cultures and countries you won't be ridiculed for not having a job necessarily as the main thing, but you would be insulted for say not having kids, not taking care of/respecting the elderly, not supporting your children adequately, etc. For instance, the idea of charging your kid rent or putting your parents in a old folks home would be seen as alien and insulting in a number of countries outside of the USA, and people who do that would be ridiculed. What is seen as most important for contributing to society is different depending on culture. For some it's contributing to family, for some it's contributing to the greater collective, for some, like the general American culture, it's contributing to the economy. Though of course there are exceptions, as there is for everything.

Basically the whole point is to call you an incompetent dipshit.

Clearly you must suck so much that porky in his infinite wisdom, has ascertained that you are simply too much of a stupid inferior to have any worth. Therefore nothing you say matters. If you dare criticize one of the specials, you must be a yucky poo person jealous of the specials being better than you and rightfully writing off trash like you as useless.

It’s like the adult equivalent of “nyah nyah nyah boo boo! you’re not invited to my birthday party!”

That's the universal rebuttal by chuds to a protest of any sort

Yes, if you don't have a job then you're considered completely worthless and a loser. Unless you're like, a stay at home mom or something, but even then some might judge a little.

"The working man " had been the identity of America for over a century, so yeah. People get weird about it.

i took this as more to be an affront to the protestors legitimacy. if you just call them paid, you get to delegitimize them, and tossing the ' get a jerb' barb in is just a freebie.

Getting a stable job in big 2025.

Also weird because his "job" is tweeting 80 hrs a week and his weekend hobby is deleting people's jobs at random?

I'll get one when you get one, dork.

moron pigfucker country

On the flipside, I've seen many people make the point (framed as a neutral or good thing) that letting people be unemployed (whether in poverty or not, does not matter) leads to people "taking up politics".

Yes, everywhere around the world people think like this.

Only when it's the chuds protesting, they have jobs and are nice. It's your usual hypocrisy that is pointless pointing out.

USians inherited a puritanical work ethic from the original settlers, where your value is determined by your work ethic. Hard worker = good person, unemployed= the devil

Nope, normaly people use the "they are being paid by a 3rd party" excuse

Meanwhile the cunt says buying votes. Felon is lost on his own lies.

I'm employed, what does this mean?

brits are on the same level if not worse

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