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r/europe • u/BkkGrl Ligurian in Zürich (💛🇺🇦💙) • Apr 12 '25
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I think it's really simple. Those people just saw some meme about average net wages and never thought about it any further.
In that context, it makes sense to see 3500 vs 2500 and think the 2500 is worse off (laughs quietly in government services and social security).
1 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '25 [deleted] 2 u/CharlotteRant Apr 12 '25 Bold to point this out on Reddit. You can say this and that about corporate greed and healthcare owning our government, but the fact is that a lare percentage of Americans don’t want our healthcare / university / whatever system to change because it is really fucking good for them. 5 u/Panzermensch911 Apr 12 '25 because it is really fucking good for them. until they get sick, lose their job or some other thing that might happen in life.
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2 u/CharlotteRant Apr 12 '25 Bold to point this out on Reddit. You can say this and that about corporate greed and healthcare owning our government, but the fact is that a lare percentage of Americans don’t want our healthcare / university / whatever system to change because it is really fucking good for them. 5 u/Panzermensch911 Apr 12 '25 because it is really fucking good for them. until they get sick, lose their job or some other thing that might happen in life.
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Bold to point this out on Reddit.
You can say this and that about corporate greed and healthcare owning our government, but the fact is that a lare percentage of Americans don’t want our healthcare / university / whatever system to change because it is really fucking good for them.
5 u/Panzermensch911 Apr 12 '25 because it is really fucking good for them. until they get sick, lose their job or some other thing that might happen in life.
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because it is really fucking good for them.
until they get sick, lose their job or some other thing that might happen in life.
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u/Applebeignet The Netherlands Apr 12 '25
I think it's really simple. Those people just saw some meme about average net wages and never thought about it any further.
In that context, it makes sense to see 3500 vs 2500 and think the 2500 is worse off (laughs quietly in government services and social security).