April Made In 1984 Flower 40 Years Of Being Awesome T-Shirt

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Let’s say you want to go into the April Made In 1984 Flower 40 Years Of Being Awesome T-Shirt moreover I love this hypothetical do-hickey business. You take out a big loan and buy yourself a do-hickey machine. You then hire someone to operate the machine, someone to sell the do-hickeys, and someone to do all the paperwork. Let’s say your do-hickey business makes $300,000 in the first year. You have 100k in operating costs (including paying your loan off), and you pay each worker about 50k, leaving yourself 50k as well. Other than buying the machine and doing the hiring, you haven’t done shit all year. You’re literally making money just owning a do-hickey machine. But you only make 50k a year. What are you then? And why shouldn’t the do-hickey machine owner, who took out the loan and took all the risks, make much more money than his workers anyway? What would you believe a fair wage is in this scenario for each of the four people? Nope. turns out you’re in the upper class of society. Congratulations, being super rich has never felt so poor.

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This is why there’s the April Made In 1984 Flower 40 Years Of Being Awesome T-Shirt moreover I love this term “petite bourgeoisie” (small business owners who still need to do work at their businesses) vs. haute bourgeoisie (large business owners who don’t need to be directly involved and just make money from investements, ownership stock, and land rents) Yes we are speaking English how astute of you. But the definitions of the terms in their context are just stuffy marxist definitions of class and capitalism. It’s a trash argument because the lifestyle of a middle class worker and a lower class worker are so different than trying to say the two are the same “class” is absurd. You got people living pay check to paycheck barely able to afford some shithole in a horrible area vs someone working to save up enough to pay for their kids to get a free ride in college while covering travel soccer expenses and yearly vacations. The point is worker solidarity, brother. The concept of a ‘middle class’ was injected into our society by corporations and governments seeking to advertise the rotting greatness of what they have (had) to offer. Nobody is saying that someone who makes 25k lives the same life as someone who makes 100k. The point is that everyone in the working class (AKA those who work for a living) should have the same rights. They should have a livable wage, for starters, so that nobody has to be in this ‘lower’ branch of the working class that cannot even pay their bills without worrying about homelessness.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.