Re:The tech bubble that never burst
by AnonCoward4 on Tuesday April 19, 2022 @02:40PM
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(Disclaimer: I'm not from the US.)
> It's primarily the labor-heavy working-class white male (in the white male demographic) that has been brutalized by changes in the US and global economy. They have been left behind to drown in a pool of fentanyl.
That sounds like most people are actually more negatively affected by the economy compared to decades prior.
Re:The tech bubble that never burst
by AnimalMuppet on Tuesday April 19, 2022 @03:16PM
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No, not "most". It's 30% or 40% of people. That's not "most". In particular, it's not enough to dominate the statistics.
Let me say very clearly: It's far too many people. I don't care if it's less than a majority, and I don't care if it swings the overall statistics. It's still too many people that are being economically destroyed.
I love hacker news, complaining about semantics when someone says most people are having their lives ruined with the clap back that it's only 40% is the best possible reply!
What needs to change so people (not just white working-aged males) aren't destroyed?
Re:The tech bubble that never burst
by imtringued on Wednesday April 20, 2022 @03:11AM
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Enforce balanced trade in the global economy.
It's primarily the labor-heavy working-class white male (in the white male demographic) that has been brutalized by changes in the US and global economy. They have been left behind to drown in a pool of fentanyl.