Right it’s a shame that lower class individuals can no longer pay the cost of personal transportation and companies are demanding return to in office work to keep their property investments secure.
Right it’s a shame that lower class individuals can no longer pay the cost of personal transportation
Well I didn’t invent Capitalism, I’m just stuck in it just, like you.
For those lower class individuals (I’m guessing you meant to say lower wage individuals) they just need to try to improve their life, career choice changes, more education, and so forth. Otherwise they have to live within their means and commute long distances, just like we all do.
If you want to have a separate conversation about getting rid of Capitalism for something else, so be it, but while we are in Capitalism those are the ways to being able to own a place to live at, you afford what you can pay for.
and companies are demanding return to in office work to keep their property investments secure.
Yeah this one pisses me off big time as well.
I think everyone should be able to work from home, it would make the point that we’re discussing about having to move far away from the urban center locations to be able to afford a home moot.
It’s not all of us responsibility to help those who purchase real estate to keep afloat.
Having said that, there are still plenty of jobs that allow work from home, either all the time, or the majority of the time.
You should never stay at the same place more than a couple of years anyway, and with such high demand for workers right now, this is the time to move from a company that’s denying work from home availability to a company that does allow it, or even promotes it.
And if you’re a low wage individual who can’t move, then you have a whole other set of problems you need to fix, that I discussed earlier about in this reply.
Hey pompous asshole. Who is going to work at grocery stores if you can’t afford living anywhere but a suburb and can’t even afford that.
Who will work restaurants and small venues. Not every job can be remote and commuting long distances for “low wage” jobs which don’t cover the cost means no one servicing everything else you do besides work.
You are thinking about only people like yourself and ignoring all the people I guess you don’t even consider thinking about.
Screw you. I’m only speaking to truth, things I’ve done myself. Things that I’ve actually DONE myself.
Who will work restaurants and small venues. Not every job can be remote and commuting long distances for “low wage” jobs which don’t cover the cost means no one servicing everything else you do besides work.
In the city I live in they have a trolley/bus system that people who can’t afford to live in the expensive areas take to get to/from work.
You going to tell me that the majority of low-income workers live in a city without metro?
You are thinking about only people like yourself and ignoring all the people I guess you don’t even consider thinking about.
If that was true I wouldn’t bother making comments and responding to people like you on the Internet. There’s no joy in it. Just trying to contribute to society by speaking to the truth of things. I ain’t fighting for my soul, I’m fighting for yours.
Also, don’t get pissed at me for stating the rules of Capitalism, I didn’t invent the fucker nor do I support it (much). I’m just stating things you can do today to improve your life under the current system we all live in.
Don’t like that, start a Revolution, or run for Congress.
God finding out I pay twice as much a month for a shitty apartment than what someone I know does for a mansion out in the suburbs which keeps me from ever being actually able to get enough money saved to put a down payment (that is constantly rising higher) to even hope to get a house so that I’m not paying whatever someone feels like charging me for necessity housing…
You mean you don’t want to live in a 500k townhouse that is directly off the highway and has no walkability, sidewalks, or public transportation? Smh
Plenty of nice housing in suburbs that are away from the central in-demand urban areas. You’ll have to commute allot, or work from home.
Right it’s a shame that lower class individuals can no longer pay the cost of personal transportation and companies are demanding return to in office work to keep their property investments secure.
Well I didn’t invent Capitalism, I’m just stuck in it just, like you.
For those lower class individuals (I’m guessing you meant to say lower wage individuals) they just need to try to improve their life, career choice changes, more education, and so forth. Otherwise they have to live within their means and commute long distances, just like we all do.
If you want to have a separate conversation about getting rid of Capitalism for something else, so be it, but while we are in Capitalism those are the ways to being able to own a place to live at, you afford what you can pay for.
Yeah this one pisses me off big time as well.
I think everyone should be able to work from home, it would make the point that we’re discussing about having to move far away from the urban center locations to be able to afford a home moot.
It’s not all of us responsibility to help those who purchase real estate to keep afloat.
Having said that, there are still plenty of jobs that allow work from home, either all the time, or the majority of the time.
You should never stay at the same place more than a couple of years anyway, and with such high demand for workers right now, this is the time to move from a company that’s denying work from home availability to a company that does allow it, or even promotes it.
And if you’re a low wage individual who can’t move, then you have a whole other set of problems you need to fix, that I discussed earlier about in this reply.
Hey pompous asshole. Who is going to work at grocery stores if you can’t afford living anywhere but a suburb and can’t even afford that.
Who will work restaurants and small venues. Not every job can be remote and commuting long distances for “low wage” jobs which don’t cover the cost means no one servicing everything else you do besides work.
You are thinking about only people like yourself and ignoring all the people I guess you don’t even consider thinking about.
Screw you. I’m only speaking to truth, things I’ve done myself. Things that I’ve actually DONE myself.
In the city I live in they have a trolley/bus system that people who can’t afford to live in the expensive areas take to get to/from work.
You going to tell me that the majority of low-income workers live in a city without metro?
If that was true I wouldn’t bother making comments and responding to people like you on the Internet. There’s no joy in it. Just trying to contribute to society by speaking to the truth of things. I ain’t fighting for my soul, I’m fighting for yours.
Also, don’t get pissed at me for stating the rules of Capitalism, I didn’t invent the fucker nor do I support it (much). I’m just stating things you can do today to improve your life under the current system we all live in.
Don’t like that, start a Revolution, or run for Congress.
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https://lemmy.world/comment/3545962