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Think of working for corporations as feudalism. The corporations are feudal lords, you are serfs.

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Depends on the size of the corporation IMO. Working for a company that has 50 employees and you personally know the executives and hang out with them is different than working at some kike megacorp. Especially if they compensate you according to your ability.

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Build a tribe.

A family. Not just the ones you were born with, but also with the people you choose to bring into the circle.

A business. Not just one name, but a cluster of businesses that work with one/will intention. Together you can accomplish much much more.

Share resources, capital, work to bring prosperity to everyone in the group, take advantage of each person's skills and capacity to contribute. Always pay attention to the balance between being communal with resource distribution, and rewarding the biggest contributors.

Take care of each other, if someone fucks with one of you they fuck with all of you.

Support the old as you will want to be supported, nurture the young so they have a business/legacy to inherit and have no need to look elsewhere.

I've been living this the last few years, we bought a chunk of land to rally around and have not stopped building/buying nearby. We are unstoppable and expanding.

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LOL You are describing a Jewish community.

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Stealing good strategies from others is a tried and true method of success.

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None the less, it's an effective strategy.

I think the difference is that we don't steal or cheat others. (unless perhaps if they started it) We aren't trying to earn money parasitically, we are trying to create value.

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Jews were into racial/ethnic supremacism way before it was cool, it's just a fact, judaism is jewish supremacism with a divine/religious spin

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3rd gen in the family buisness. By the time I was 18, I had more experience than mid level engineers because I was exposed to it at 8. The advantage was obvious.

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GenX parents yelled "get out of your sister's dress". We all have our challenges.

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Can't relate. My grandparents never had a family business.

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Funny how millenials blame boomers for the things that happened when boomers were kids and young adults, but millenials do not accept any responsibility for what's happening as they are kids and young adults. What are you doing to fight things today? Oh, blaming somebody else for your problems.

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"Waaaaa, I have to work as an Amazon delivery boy because you didn't own the insurance company you worked for."

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Millennials aren’t even having kids until they’re 35.

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my boomer parents had nothing to give, it was father's parents who squandered it. It wasn't just the boomers, it was always bankers from the depression until now convincing them to give it up for easy money. Yes they sold us out, but I still blame the right people, the same people it always is, that paid them to do it.

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No generation (that is currently adult aged) is truly blameless for the mess that we're in right now... however, many of us were not around when some of the biggest, world-changing events/legislation happened. For example, I wasn't around to have a say in integration or suffrage. Boomers were. They were in their prime, and they allowed all of this shit to happen. And then they pretended it was all fine as it slowly became clear over the decades that "This was a terrible decision".

However, they are too fat and happy, lived such sweet lives, to admit that their ignorance and passivity has damned the world. "I was a success, when I was 20 I was married and had 3 children and was buying my second house, you millennials have no excuse!", they'll say. Hey, boomer- buying a house was a bit different in 1970 than it is in 2010s. The job market is a little different. Money isn't worth what it was when you were our age. Fuck you and fuck your arrogance- I was born into this pile of shit that you all left for us, and now it's our job to shovel it out.

So my attitude towards boomers in this context, is "Admit you fucked up or just shut up, and pick up a shovel with me, we've got shit to deal with".

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Pick up a shovel and slave for the same assholes that bought your future from the boomers? Pass.

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Before World War Jew 80% of Americans were self-employed.

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Same year the Fed was created. Huh.

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It does always mind boggle me that they want everyone to just ‘get a job’ and life is within the confines of ‘whatever job they can get’.

Wtf? Is that life to you? That model doesn’t even WORK. How can everyone have a job? Somebody has to be providing them.

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I don’t disagree with you. Boomers really fucked things up.

But, hypothetically speaking, of you could go back in time and give one boomer some advice so they avoid contributing to the problem what would it be?

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Repeal the immigration and nationality act of 1965 or die trying

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This is undeniably true. Great response.

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If I could change one thing it would be this one, and that would have changed everything, not just in america, but also in the entire west

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And he never will. Boomers are fucking abysmal at introspection.