This is ridiculous. The American Dream is dead - destroyed by the billionaire class, who made it across the bridge and then immediately scuttled the bridge behind them.
this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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Not saying you're wrong, but kind of funny since the article is British.
More like the capitalist dream is dead I guess. Capitalism works ok early on before the capital has all settled into the rich people's pockets.
I fully anticipate never retiring and dying at my desk at work. Yay capitalism.
It's true. I see more and more elderly working around me, when they should be living off their pensions.
And this has a yet another bad side effect: my company has not hired new young workers to train because there is no need - all the retirees keep coming back when they are needed. There is a huge issue with finding a job for young people because there is enough old people working still.
These companies are just pushing the problem to 5 years later, when all the elderly physically can't work anymore.
Agreed.
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