• Snot Flickerman@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    13 hours ago

    It’s actually incredibly common in US apartments for laundry to be a common area.

    Having a unit in your apartment means you’re at least well-to-do. Poor people can mostly go fuck themselves.

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      5 hours ago

      Well-to-do? That is weird, because here not having a washing machine in the apartment would be weird even for a poor person.

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        4 hours ago

        US hates poor people. I’m poor, I know from experience. They hold homelessness over us as a threat to keep in line.

        We went from during the pandemic, treating “essential workers” as “heroes” while not increasing their pay for risking their lives, to now, straight back to how it used to be, screaming at overworked underpaid people “You’re lucky to have a job!” as they break our bodies and then discard us once our bodies are broken. I know caregivers who have broken backs because they have to lift 350lb people without the proper equipment and they don’t get paid enough to afford to live in an apartment alone.

        The number of people trapped in outright dangerous relationships just to afford a place to live is too damn high. It’s a massive human rights issue, and the US will never address it under current leadership. They treat poverty as something that happens to bad people. They believe that their wealth proves that they are good people. They are myopic fools.

        They fucking hate us. Anything to make us feel low, they will do.