Reply to: Rise of the Salary Slave

[Ticktock]

Are you sure about Canada though seeing as some of them would rather be in the Francosphere

Maybe some of them would. But not enough of them to actually win a referendum on it. Those that do want it, **** 'em.

[darmstadt]

From the fount of all knowledge.

Are you sure?

I think I know where the UKIP are going to get their next manifesto from: http://explorersfoundation.org/archi...ere_primer.pdf

Anglo-Saxonism relied on underlying assumptions of an Anglo-
Saxon race, and sought to unite racial "cousins." It saw the British
Empire and the United States (and sometimes also the Germans)
as the building blocks of the Anglo-Saxon club, which in most
proposed versions was some species of framework for mediating
conflicts of interest between the building blocks.

Today's Anglospherists see immigrants forming a new layer of
intra-Anglosphere ties, as the East and South Asian, Caribbean,
and Mediterranean origins of immigrants throughout the
Anglosphere create new cross-relationships.

[Zero Liability]

From the fount of all knowledge.

[darmstadt]

WTF is Europe?

More seriously, the US, Canada, the UK, NZ, Australia and Canada, in this context.

Its actually a real word, as such, which I've never heard before although it seems to have been made up by a writer. Are you sure about Canada though seeing as some of them would rather be in the Francosphere and the USA is becoming more and more of a Hispanosphere?

[Zero Liability]

WTF is Europe?

More seriously, the US, Canada, the UK, NZ, Australia and Canada, in this context.

[darmstadt]

I think that goes to show it isn't so much a matter of the type of the work as it is a lack of motivation on part of some people to go and find it. It's not as though the trades pay a pittance in the UK or most of the anglosphere.

WTF is the anglosphere?

[Zero Liability]

So you could surmise from that, that if everyone got a better education then no-one would be doing manual work anymore. Maybe this is why education is tulip nowadays as those who have had a better education are using that to suppress others as they need the proles to do the manual work, except they don't, the educated just import it from abroad

I think that goes to show it isn't so much a matter of the type of the work as it is a lack of motivation on part of some people to go and find it. It's not as though the trades pay a pittance in the UK or most of the anglosphere.

[darmstadt]

It's all Maureen Lipman's fault.

Nigel Farage: Maureen Lipman to blame for too many people with degrees - Telegraph

Oh dear, I wonder if he knows she's Jewish as well

[speling bee]

So you could surmise from that, that if everyone got a better education then no-one would be doing manual work anymore. Maybe this is why education is tulip nowadays as those who have had a better education are using that to suppress others as they need the proles to do the manual work, except they don't, the educated just import it from abroad

It's all Maureen Lipman's fault.

Nigel Farage: Maureen Lipman to blame for too many people with degrees - Telegraph

[Zero Liability]

They'll legislate themselves out of work.

[cojak]

And at the opposite end of the wage scale:

BBC News - McDonald's workers sue over 'wage theft'

[darmstadt]

So you could surmise from that, that if everyone got a better education then no-one would be doing manual work anymore. Maybe this is why education is tulip nowadays as those who have had a better education are using that to suppress others as they need the proles to do the manual work, except they don't, the educated just import it from abroad

[MarillionFan]

Already clocked 11 hours for the day, not yet finished.

[Zero Liability]

I was actually thinking about this when observing some senior managers where I work. I doubt this is really that much of a new thing. There's always been workaholics and people who enjoy working; I don't think it necessarily depends on the nature of the job. They probably make it more tolerable by making their work and social lives co-extensive. Personally, I prefer for there to be a separation between them.

[greenlake]