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The Anti Work Movement is Making Millennials & Gen Z Look Bad
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Veröffentlicht auf 06 Mar 2022 / Im
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The r/antiwork Reddit thread has become a dumpster
fire that's making millennials, who are frustrated with their terrible
jobs, look bad. But that's not stopping most of them from quitting and
the job market is feeling the effects, which I believe are for the
better.
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work is a part of life. Scarcity is a fact of life. The level of entitlement these "anti-work" people exhibit is the result of all of their problems being solved for them and having such immense abundance. Being anti-work is anti-life. They are only anti-work for themselves, but not the guy at the power plant, the water treatment facility, or the farm.
I'm a boomer, who (to the best of my knowledge) has no children. I broke up with plenty of single mothers back in the day, who didn't want to discipline their brats... I mean children. Once was all it took. Didn't matter how good the "Poon-i-ti" was (UC Warband). Well, it didn't matter as long as I looked at the big picture, which was tough to do, unless you think with your BIG head.
And the lazy, worthless Millennial's and Generation Zeros have the unmitigated gall to criticize us Boomers!!!!!!! SMH.