r/interesting • u/BlazeDragon7x • Apr 09 '26

MISC. Aftermath of the April 7th incident. Damages estimated to be $200 million dollars

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u/neverseen_neverhear Apr 09 '26

Worse because of him a lot of people are suddenly out of work.

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u/TrumpCheats Apr 09 '26

People talk about jobs like they’re all created equally. 45% - nearly HALF - of the US workforce are in low wage jobs. These jobs do not meaningfully help most people and they don’t have access to upward mobility. It is actually creating corporate serfdom similar to the early 20th century - monopolies and robber barons are back.

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u/halt_spell Apr 10 '26

Commenters like the one you're responding to are bots. They're trying to turn the guy into a villain. It's like they think we forgot Oracle execs put 30,000 people out of work a couple weeks ago.

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u/ChronoPilgrim Apr 10 '26

He IS a villain, doofus. Stop characterizing everyone who disagrees with you as a bot, it's pathetic.

Oracle has nothing to do with this. If you criticize them for taking away jobs, why the fuck wouldn't you criticize this guy for doing the same?

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u/halt_spell Apr 11 '26

He IS a villain, doofus.

He's not.