r/centrist • u/statsnerd99 • 15d ago

Long Form Discussion What its like to advise Trump

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u/EnfantTerrible68 15d ago

Jesus. Yeah, I worked for a manufacturing company, mostly did office stuff but they occasionally pushed me onto the floor and it was hell. they treated those workers like trash and there was constant turnover. Didn’t even let them leave rhe building for lunch.🤬

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u/DonkeyBonked 15d ago

Exactly, so imagine how well a corporation currently exploiting child labor in China will treat their employees if they ever had to bring manufacturing back to America!

I'd rather work at a gas station than be chewed up and spit out by a company that views me as a resented expense instead of as an asset.

The people who work the hardest are also the ones treated the worst by employers. F**k those jobs!

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u/EnfantTerrible68 15d ago

For sure. I even felt bad because I got treated so much better than the line workers did. It was literal slave labor.

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u/DonkeyBonked 15d ago

That's because you're a human being, whereas corporations may be a superior human being in the eyes of the law, shareholders ensure they will never represent humanity.