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>did they really unironically just walk into the Fun Job Factory, shake the WWII vet owner's hand and say "sir, I want to work for you" at 30 years of age in 1985 after they got tired of smoking weed and not paying child support for 10 years?
Yes. But the question is why did it get so bad? How do we go back to the economic conditions of old? To me, if you think of capitalism as a balance between workers and industry, then globalization is like a one-sided infinite money glitch for the corporations. And if there's one growing constant since the "good times", it's that. They don't need to be hiring you OR selling you shit anymore, despite existing in and benefiting from your country. Doesn't that completely destroy the balance of things? So I personally just think that a little bit of nationalist policy would go long way, even if it temporarily hurts some companies and makes some graphs go down.

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