Sunday, November 12, 2017

You Get What You Work For

Entry #7
If you’ve haven't seen Capitalism: A Love Story by Michael Moore it’s about Capitalism and how it affects business’ and everyday people. My initial reaction was confusion, I know NOTHING about capitalism and how it works. Politics are a foreign language to me. It takes the system of capitalism and breaks it down into simple, average joe understanding. I find the whole film pointless, a shameful way of attempting to persuade people to believe in a broken system. Capitalism is a jackass way of living and Moore being the hack that he is would be someone who believes in capitalism. Anyone who believes in a system where everyone is the same financially is an ass hat. The money that you deserve is that money that you work for, if someone wants to work and McDonald for the rest of their life then they are more than welcome to. If that job supports them and their family, then more power to them. However, the person who works at McDonald's doesn't deserve the same as a doctor, the doctor payed money to go to college for seven years and has earned the large amount that the are paid. The McDonald's worker did not do more than fill out a job application for the wage that they deserve. I’m a college student and i'm working my fingers to the bone so that someday i will get a return on my investment, friends of mine are working normal day to day jobs and not doing anything with their lives. They deserve to be payed as much as me in the future? Yeah right.

1 comment:

  1. Juztize--Your new entries are pretty good. Interesting topics and pretty good development. Keep digging and connecting; you feel a bit like you leave your entries just shy of being full and complete. Don't forget about visual engagement, and what is with all the odd colors of text and background and highlighting? Makes your entries difficult to read.

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