Lemdro.id

-4 points

22 hours ago

Yes it’s all anecdotal, given that it’s an anecdote. That naturally follows does it not? And no, it’s not including any substandard jobs that you need two of to scrape by. It counts very good jobs that are similar in scope and with at least adequate benefits across multiple countries within the same company.

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Squizzy@lemmy.world

1 point

19 hours ago

Yes yes but not everyone gets them that’s the point… a lot of people have those shit jobs and can’t make ends meet because the US doesn’t value people they value money.

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-2 points

18 hours ago

I’m not sure how exactly how that’s relevant to me or what I’ve said in any way. I have no clue what point it is you’re trying to make or to who.

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Squizzy@lemmy.world

2 points

6 hours ago

You not following is not my problem and you not understanding what is being is discussed is apparent.

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-2 points

4 hours ago

I think you’ve lost the entire thread. You’re miles away from the point of conversation. Whatever argument it is you’re trying to make is entirely irrelevant to anything I’ve said up to this point. Clearly people who have shit jobs have zero relevance to what’s being discussed. Neither does any mandated benefit to US workers or lack thereof. At this point I honestly can’t tell if you’re ESL or just illiterate.

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Squizzy@lemmy.world

1 point

4 hours ago

They have so much relevance, that you overlook willingly. You have lost the run of yourself and the conversation.

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0 points

2 hours ago

You’re a lost cause pal. If you have to invent some separate imaginary argument entirely unrelated to mine just to respond, you really must be out of your element.

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