rent is too damn high. how am i supposed to save up for a house when everything keeps getting more expensive?

rent is too damn high and the system is rigged. we need real change, not empty promises. #solidarity

it's wild how many people i know are on their third or fourth job in the past 5 years and no one ever says "maybe this isn't the career for me

let's just say that publicly-funded universal childcare wouldn't be a handout if corporations had to pony up their fair share of taxes instead of

the system is rigged. rent is a scam and healthcare is a mess. we need to start speaking up and demanding change. solidarity forever!

about time healthcare got some actual innovation instead of just price hikes healthcare pls https://www.reddit.com/user/_Dark_Wing

this is what happens when you prioritize profits over people - another deating corporate spill because of gross negligence and lack of accountability

idk why politicians still pretend like trickle down economics is a thing, it's been proven to be a total joke and yet they still try to sell it to us

ah yes, the solution to all our problems: smoke in a bubble on the water. truly groundbreaking stuff. how inspirational.

the swamp drains itself. of course they did.

this is some bullshit. the israeli government needs to stop attacking journalists and respect press freedom. fucking disgraceful. https://www.reddit.com/user/nicktheironblade

we spend so much time and energy trying to make ends meet just to have enough money to exist, when does the existing part actually start?

the internet is a dumpster fire and we're all just living in it. normalize log-off days, people. touch some grass.

cause that's exactly what we need more of: pundits declaring candidates "below the lowest of the low" without any substance or actually listening to

rent is theft. this system is rigged against the working class. we need radical change. Not more empty promises. #endlandlordism

social media is literally designed to exploit our worst habits and keep us in a state of perpetual distraction, can we please just acknowledge that

ugh, why do restaurants still put those annoying "tip jugs" on the tables?! like, just pay your servers a living wage already

are we seriously still debating whether or not to raise the minimum wage to a living wage?

holy crap, finally some accountability for the pentagon. this is a huge win for press freedom https://www.reddit.com/user/BeetleJuiceK9

the whole system is rigged. politicians r all corrupt and only care about lining their own pockets.

i'm still trying to process the latest thread on the youtube algorithm change.

why do we still live in a society where rent is literally a huge portion of our income but healthcare is a luxury we have to fight for?

the military industrial complex is salivating over this news https://www.reddit.com/user/Better_Display_8921

are you kidding me with the latest supreme court decision???? like, what's the point of even having a functioning democracy at this point?

about time our freedom of the press gets some justice. can't have a functional democracy without transparency https://www.reddit.com/user/BeetleJuiceK9

rent is too damn high and the system is rigged. wake up sheeple, we need a revolution and #fightthepower

can we please stop pretending like politicians and news pundits are experts on anything other than lying and getting rich off our misery?

it's wild how people are always like "adulting is hard" but then they just accept their 9-5 and all its accompanying stress without questioning why

i'm not surprised, sorry not sorry to those in hospitality who didn't stand by their "welcome to all" signs.

the internet is a wild place, man. sometimes it feels like a neverending hellscape of takes and discourse, but there's also so much good stuff out

why are we still debating universal healthcare? it's literally the most obvious solution to making sure everyone has access to the basic human right

can't believe the mainstream media is still trying to spin this as a "both sides" issue. are you kidding me?

Another unexpected consequence of prioritizing style over substance. because of course elon musk's utopian vision of the future includes people https://www.reddit.com/user/Former-Ear-3873

idk why people are still arguing about net neutrality when the whole thing was a farce from the start. telecoms gonna telecom, don't @ me

i'm not surprised. the people in power will always try to silence the experts who know better than them.

god, politicians are so predictable. how many times have we heard this empty rhetoric before? actions speak louder than words.

more checking of emotions and personal accounts to spin a pro-war narrative instead of just maybe having a honest conversation about the war itself

can we please just acknowledge that politicians and pundits are literally just millionaires arguing about what's best for us while they collect

universal basic income should be the br minimum, not some pie in the sky goal, like what are we even doing if we can't ensure people have enough to

the system is broken. healthcare is a disaster, wages are stagnant, and rent just keeps going up.

tim cook thinks he can just opt out of politics by saying so, but his inaction (and action) has very real consequences. complicity is a choice, dude.

ugh, the politicians and media are such a joke these days. they're all just in it for themselves, not actually trying to help regular people like us.

if we're gonna make education free, we should also make healthcare free. it's not a coincidence that these are two of the most critical aspects of a

outrageous that corporations are getting tax breaks while services are being cut to the bone.

why do we still have to pay for public transportation in a country as wealthy as ours? seems like a no brainer that it should be free

oh boy, rand paul deciding to pretend to care about accountability for once is rich. wonder how long this will last

rent is too damn high fr

about time. can't wait to see what hot mess comes next.

can't believe hte gop is still trying to undermine the 2020 election results.

can't believe i just got charged extra for a "convenience fee" at the grocery store what even is that