@@zacharyvortivask9734 The reason why I resembled AFPAC as for a comic book convention for political larping geeks because that's what this events look like. In other word it's a circle jerk get together for dweebs that try to cosplay as martyrs of politics.
that taco bell low skill job thing is just people not understanding the meaning of low-skill job, yeah taco bell might be stressful but anyone can receive training to do it in just a few hours
@@NoContextRDH You and Nick are the ones who seem to be too stupid to understand that everyone KNOWS THAT..... If someone works 40 hours at a dogshit job they should earn a living wage you cant argue with that unless you just hate your fellow man. Simple as that.
@@Hello-fo4ezthat’s completely arbitrary idealism. We don’t live in a world in which 40 hours of work that requires no training or investment is worth a “living wage”. That literally could never be the case with market labor pricing. If that were the case there would be no incentive for excellence. Waste of time.
@@snyy3566 Ahh so pay people unlivable wages so they are forced to innovate??? Lmao. The cream rises to the top regardless. We were innovating like crazy while the working class were able to sustain a family on 1 income not long ago and you know that. Stop shilling for globalists
Because of this video I created a playlist named “true shit” to archive the true shit I come across in hopes to spread true shit with my friends and family.
People who never bother thinking things through will never realize how much harder planning and managing anything really is. They aren't even worth listening to.
So let's break this down. - A mandatory living wage by the government would be retarded because it would raise prices of goods and services. Sure there's some food chain places ( aka fast casual food chain places like Shake Shack in Chick-fil-A ) that pay the workers a living wage standard, but the company decided to do that not and they were not required by the government to do so. So basically learn a unique skill in order to make a livable income. - There are some things that the US government do for healthcare like maintaining Medicaid for poor people and possibly having a opt in public catastrophic health insurance option ( if we can afford that ), but I guarantee healthcare prices would go massively down if the US craft laws that incentivize private market competition between pharmaceutical companies, health insurance companies, hospitals, and health clinics. - Housing prices can be much more affordable if there was an antitrust bus on the housing monopolies with also cutting down on the bureaucratic regulations of the housing market.
@ciswhitemalewithextraprivi7898There's a 95% to 99% at the utopia that you advocate for in the United States is not going to happen. And it's not even necessary to have that. Outside of any person committing violent crimes, theft, vandalism, or violating legal age limit laws, I can rarely give a shit of what people do in their personal lives ( and yes there's some stuff that people can make fun of ). If you want a white christian society, then you probably need to move to Poland.
This is basically a call to trade school, getting a set of skills and become self employed. For Men it's relatively easy if you grew up with a Dad, you probably subconsciously learned from him and somewhere in the lizard brain, when you least expect it, it'll pop out at you. And when you work for yourself, there is actual satisfaction in your craft. Plus the dollar signs are better in your account.
But schools will never tell you this. They'll never teach entrepreneurship, or leadership, they want you to depend on institutions and government. Fake ass liberals
@@Jojo-jp4ro you shouldn't expect that. Either that's taught by the father, a mentor, or selftaught. No reason to get bitter over the game, we're actually in a great time period for social mobility.
It isn't. It really isn't and Nick has said this many times. Every political movement needs highly skilled professionals in positions of influence: bureaucrats, CEO-s, lawyers... How would you upturn the current system with a bunch of plumbers and carpenters? No offense to tradesmen, they're essential in society and I'm sure they make good money, but that's not the class of people who are going to retake the institutions. A plumber won't run for congress, the senate or the supreme court. An electrician won't write new laws. A carpenter won't become a multimillionaire and make a substantial donation to a political campaign.
Why? Nick destroyed his foundation from the inside AF wanted to go political but nick stoped anything from happening he’s a glorified news man whose best friend eats literal crap
I mean it's literally true though. My part-time jobs at grocery stores or hotels in college were way harder than the job I have now. Besides these jobs being way more tiring physically, they also require you to deal with irrational shitty customers who sometimes don't even speak your language. Today I'm a tech consultant and basically just teach the same software to clients week after week and can work 2-3 days a week at home in comfy sweat pants. It's pretty much the reason I went to college, so I don't have to do these hard shitty jobs.
@Nuton Sure, our skills are seen as more marketable for the jews. Still, I imagine the work of some construction worker shoveling shit in the cold all day as way more "effective" than me sitting in a heated office with a lot of down-time, free food and friendly conversations. In my opinion if you're a nationalist you actually have to care for your own people instead of just belitteling them because they have no marketable skills.
@@eisenritter7805yeah some people are just lower IQ. For instance myself. I am fully aware and understand the JQ well enough, but I just do not have the mental juice to be a software engineer or anything tech related. I have trouble doing basic shit on computers. I am physically strong though and can perform hard manual labor which I take a small amount of pride in. But I also know my place in society. I’m okay with it.
Your comment shows a complete lack of understanding of the point made by Nick. The reason you live an easier life now is because your skillset is legitimately valuable to a marketable group of people. If you are more valuable you are treated better. Is this hard to understand? Low tier service jobs being "harder than my current job" doesn't make it "skilled". Anyone can do it.
Depends on what kind of SWE you are. I would argue this is one job with the highest standard deviation when it comes to actual impact produced and talent required. Honestly, the more BASED take is to be a research engineer or a good STEM professor
THE Nick go-off moment of 2022. Sometimes it’s needed to break away from the virtual world to get real about the cancer that is self-centeredness in society
The only thing I would disagree with Nick about and it’s a very small thing, is his criticisms of not owning a home. Nick on many occasions has been in support of staying at home and saving money, which I agree with. I’m not sure it’s fair to criticize Hunter for that
In reality you should live at home to save money and then develop homeowner skills from your parents, if possible. If not possible, get a trades job and learn it yourself, or just do stuff as a hobby to learn useful skills.
He was just criticizing 18 year old girls who don’t own anything, never paid taxes, works at Starbucks, gets a panic attack over the stress of algebra homework telling people like bezos they didn’t earn their money
23:42 this is one of the basic differences between conservatives and leftists. Conservatives understand what underlies what we know as "society" and why society exists as it does, while leftists take it for granted that these things exist and will always exist. This gap in understanding, the myopic vs historic vision, is the source of most conflict between the two groups.
he's banned from everything, the government stole his money and he's subpoenaed for literally nothing. i'm pretty sure he knows just exactly how rigged the system is.
Yea, It's pretty rigged. A lot more than I thought it was. 2020 taught me something that I didn't know was possible. Granted, if I had spent much time preparing for something like 2020-2022, I would've probably been called paranoid.
He realizes the minimum wage was equivalent to 25 dollars in 1980 right? Working a low skill job isn’t the problem it’s the way the capital is distributed. Nick can say he’s a millionaire or this or that but he’s a single individual if he was kind enough to split is net worth with 100 of his most trusted they’ll only be worth 10K a piece so easy to talk when he has the very people he disturbs (fast food workers) making him rich with their 1 dollar donations
He's showing his lack of conviction and ambition. As much as I hate to say it, Richard Spencer was *always* right about Nick all along. The second Nick saw he could maybe become a little more mainstream/wealthy, the glimmer left his eye and now he just wants standard boomer conservatism with a bit more catholicism sprinkled in.
They confuse stress with skill. Of course working at at cafe or restaurant can be stressful, that’s not the point. The point is, it is objectively a low skill job because anybody can come in off the street and learn to do the job in a single working day at most. Can someone come off the street and learn to be a corporate insurance broker, banker, construction manager, corporate finance, pilot, teacher etc. no, they can’t.
Yeah, it's stressful as fuck and you're putting in 40 hours of your life a week... You people seem to think they shouldn't even get a living wage for that.. if you work full time you should be able to at least rent, have a vehicle and live a dignified life.
@@Hello-fo4ez The difference between you working at McDonalds for $15 an hour and someone living in a mud hut somewhere in the middle of Africa is comparable to the difference between you and a multi-millionaire. You are essentially a multi-millionaire by virtue of where you were born, yet you still find a way to achieve exactly nothing with that incredible advantage. In reality, you are a net burden to society but still have the gall to demand we fund your uselessness further because you are unhappy with the bare minimum you are given - an apt reward for your bare minimum contribution to our species. Now consider how many migrants manage to afford a plane ticket to America or any other developed country, learn the language from zero and make a living for themselves in a low, medium or even high-skill job. The difference between their work ethic to achieve that and your contentment with working a low skill job and not progressing further is comparable to the difference between your work ethic and that of Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk. What you consider "dignified" is actually living in (most likely a city) in the richest country in the history of the world, in a dwelling of such quality that you would be in the top 1% of all humans throughout our entire existence, possessing means of transportation which is the end result of countless civilization-level advancements in scientific understanding and technology. You think you deserve all of that just because you can read your native language and follow a set of instructions on how to make a taco, or flip a burger. How about you do your 40 hour weeks for a couple of months so that you can afford a plane ticket to Middle-of-nowhere-ville, Regional Africa and swap places with one of those people who can do great things for our species but has the hurdle of being born in the wrong location to overcome first. You will get everything you are demanding we give you. You will be a home owner of the mud hut, you could find a horse to use as a vehicle and live a dignified life in a setting which is equal to your work ethic and value to our species. Make something of yourself. There are literally countless avenues which your life could progress towards, yet you have decided that your lot in life is to complain on the internet about how your taco-construction abilities are being appropriately undervalued by society. Use the same thing which is currently serving as the vector for your whining to seek out the limitless free information of how you can make yourself more valuable by getting skilled. You have the internet, live in a developed civilization and speak English. You have zero obstacles to improving your worth.
You seem to completely neglect the other dimensions of job prospects other than skill, there are hundreds of mostly trade jobs that get you good money that nearly anyone could learn if they can handle grit and stress. But the thing is most people dont have the latter, the other part you ignore is suppy/demand, the demand for plumbers will be always 100x more than the demand for any kind of banker. To categorize jobs as which one could be the most specialized is cope.
Yeah... I think someone else said it first: Nick lacks experience. It's true that fast food and retail aren't high skill work. But the rest of his message is false. Usually what separates truly successful people in our time is a willingness to break the rules. If you're working class, you're going to have a hell of a time getting out of your position. You're not protected by the rules, the rules are used against you. I saw it first hand working healthcare. If you did everything right, the rules would change to make it impossible. You're always taken advantaged of. I look at all of Trump's fiascos and how much he can get away with, and how much his defenses involves the word "privilege". Or try going to college and keep up with your classwork while working full time. And think about the college students who don't have to work, and have that much more time to study. And your employer is never to stop sizing you up, and seeing how much more he can get out of you.
"And think about the college students who don't have to work, and have that much more time to study." The ones protesting about gaza or climate change on the street not know jack about the climate or the middle east? Lol But on the serious note. Is it considered breaking the rules if someone drops out of college and out performs and out earn people who stayed and graduated college. I get where you are coming from but some people are better at navigating through life and some aren't. And sometimes the person who is out performing is viewed as "breaking the rules" when they are not. Also, there are some people that breaks the rule to get what they want but it's not always like that.
Its hard to own property these days even if you’re working a skilled labor blue collar job. “What can yo do for anyone?” Much more than anyone using small hat market capitalist tactics to get rich. Such as streaming. Blue collar work needs much more respect. How about you bring up immigration undermining unions for once?
Taco Bell workers aren’t exactly blue collar. They aren’t factory workers or day laborers. If you work at Taco Bell for more than two years you need to reevaluate your choices.
And what does he bring to society exactly? This dude became rich because bored taco bell workers sent him money for lols, a little bit of gratitude wouldn't hurt..
He's not wrong that you can train nearly anyone to do the shitty job, but it IS STRESSFUL and it should pay a living wage... The elitism is on another level.
Minimum wage jobs should not a living wage. Minimum wage jobs are entrance level jobs for newbies getting into the market or sometimes people who are trying to get back on their feet. For instance, entrance level jobs, would be for high schoolers. You do not necessarily need any skills but the skill you build from it like customer service, time management, organization, stress, etc. gives more of a reason why an employer would hire them over someone with the bare minimum experience or no work experience, or why they deserve to level up in a company to take on a supervisor, management level type of role. "Living wage" is something that you earn based on a career job you choose or by building a business. Living wage is not what is given or given right on the spot but you earn through experience and skill set built around the job you work. It comes with time. This shows as when young people graduate from college (most) based on grades, achievements, and merit that they don't instantly get paid a wage or salary they expect when landing their first career job. However if they possess certain key attributes or experiences, then they would get paid a little more and have more opportunity to level up vs. someone who does not.
He just wants an excuse to use the word But notice how he tries to say it in a cool way (very unnaturally tho) ... It's like, half racist / half no no word lol right / half dont i sound cool guys??
@John Doe nah. Nick went on cumias show being like "I hate the way kids talk, I'm DIFFERENT" No he ain't lmao he try to look cool saying niqqa all the time
IMO, capitalism will digest itself sooner rather than later. Automation will pave the way for the cultivation of a higher man (via eugenics) and we'll be that much closer to broader individual and societal self actualuzation. That being said I am sympathetic to the less fortunate. That's why im partial to universal healthcare and a UBI
@@NoContextRDH So we should have jobs that people can work for 40 hours a week that you cant LIVE on? It doesn't make sense whatsoever. ANYONE who works 40 hours a week should be able to afford the basics. People like you are truly demented and have clearly never been on the other side
@@Hello-fo4ezworking fast food is for students and young people as a weekend gig. Not for fully grown adults. If you will not or have not put in the time to become a marketable functioning member of society, whose fault is that? Societies?
@@NoContextRDH So should we just kill off the bottom 70% of society? Because the majority of people work low skilled jobs... The argument is they should be able to survive and make a fucking living.. You're arguing for slave wages
Taco Bell is definitely a low skill job but it’s also a shit job. Takes a toll on your mental health. I also have no sympathy for people who work at Taco Bell because they aren’t trying hard enough.
Respect the work Nick has put into his career & everyhting he has achieved but... Nick still lives with his parents! Bit hard to take the lecture about renting a place to live in when he hasn't even achieved that. Living in Mommies house while in your 20s is more socially acceptable now than ever, but does not make it any less pathetic. It's the weakest, most degraing thing a grown man can do. Worse than wearing childish clothes, worse than being unemployed, worse than being a simp, sponging off mommy & daddy is truly pathetic. I imagine Nick getting ready for his podcast in the basement of his parents place and Mommy shouts down the stairs "Dinners ready Nick"... "OK, just coming Mom" Dude probably cant even cook his own dinner.
'Sponging off mommy and daddy' Try and frame it whichever way you like but the guy is a millionaire, saying he sponges off his parents is just moronic.
This was the norm until like the last century, and still is the norm in most of the world, multi-generational households are better for families to build wealth, why leave home at 18 and bleed your income being a rentoid when you could live with your family until you're ready to buy a house and have children of your own?
Nick fuentes may be one of the most important people in our timeline but there is no way on earth he is HIM when it comes to our next leader. there wont be any 2036 Fuentes... Do you guys think Hitler would have been nearly as popular is he went around saying you should "KYS" if you work a low skill job? Rofl, out of touch.
Content creation is absolutely not meritocratic. 4 social media platforms having a near total monopoly on online communication with terms of service that are all rigged against white people and right wingers does not allow the most competent/informed to rise to the top. The only reason vaush has status is because all of his would-be competition of actually intelligent and insightful people like Nick have been banned and kneecapped because they actually challenge the status quo.
"Computer nigga"makes me roll on the floor everytime
same
"Computa Nigga"
“Computer nigga” 😂😂😂
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This is the closest Nick will ever get to conservative boomer politics.
Can’t wait for ur AFPAC III speech
@@zacharyvortivask9734 LOL.
@@zacharyvortivask9734Ah yes AFPAC aka a comic book convention for political larping geeks haha.
@@25taylorkw Typical to equate anything in the real world to anything comic book related.
@@zacharyvortivask9734 The reason why I resembled AFPAC as for a comic book convention for political larping geeks because that's what this events look like. In other word it's a circle jerk get together for dweebs that try to cosplay as martyrs of politics.
that taco bell low skill job thing is just people not understanding the meaning of low-skill job, yeah taco bell might be stressful but anyone can receive training to do it in just a few hours
Bingo. People are so stupid that they cannot understand the difference between stress and skill.
@@NoContextRDH You and Nick are the ones who seem to be too stupid to understand that everyone KNOWS THAT.....
If someone works 40 hours at a dogshit job they should earn a living wage you cant argue with that unless you just hate your fellow man. Simple as that.
@@Hello-fo4ezthat’s completely arbitrary idealism. We don’t live in a world in which 40 hours of work that requires no training or investment is worth a “living wage”. That literally could never be the case with market labor pricing. If that were the case there would be no incentive for excellence. Waste of time.
@@snyy3566 Ahh so pay people unlivable wages so they are forced to innovate???
Lmao. The cream rises to the top regardless. We were innovating like crazy while the working class were able to sustain a family on 1 income not long ago and you know that.
Stop shilling for globalists
Because of this video I created a playlist named “true shit” to archive the true shit I come across in hopes to spread true shit with my friends and family.
so true king
Based
this is in my “red pill dispensary” playlist.
There’s already 1,000+ hours worth of true shit on Nicks rumble channel
People who never bother thinking things through will never realize how much harder planning and managing anything really is. They aren't even worth listening to.
You guys really think people are so drooling dumb out here that they cant comprehend the difference between skillset and stress
@@Hello-fo4ez yes
If we're not fighting for a living wage, healthcare, and the opportunity to buy a house for our people then I don't know what we're doing.
So let's break this down.
- A mandatory living wage by the government would be retarded because it would raise prices of goods and services. Sure there's some food chain places ( aka fast casual food chain places like Shake Shack in Chick-fil-A ) that pay the workers a living wage standard, but the company decided to do that not and they were not required by the government to do so. So basically learn a unique skill in order to make a livable income.
- There are some things that the US government do for healthcare like maintaining Medicaid for poor people and possibly having a opt in public catastrophic health insurance option ( if we can afford that ), but I guarantee healthcare prices would go massively down if the US craft laws that incentivize private market competition between pharmaceutical companies, health insurance companies, hospitals, and health clinics.
- Housing prices can be much more affordable if there was an antitrust bus on the housing monopolies with also cutting down on the bureaucratic regulations of the housing market.
@ciswhitemalewithextraprivi7898There's a 95% to 99% at the utopia that you advocate for in the United States is not going to happen. And it's not even necessary to have that. Outside of any person committing violent crimes, theft, vandalism, or violating legal age limit laws, I can rarely give a shit of what people do in their personal lives ( and yes there's some stuff that people can make fun of ). If you want a white christian society, then you probably need to move to Poland.
@@25taylorkw Housing prices would also be lower if the state built low cost houses that then could not be speculated with
This is basically a call to trade school, getting a set of skills and become self employed. For Men it's relatively easy if you grew up with a Dad, you probably subconsciously learned from him and somewhere in the lizard brain, when you least expect it, it'll pop out at you.
And when you work for yourself, there is actual satisfaction in your craft. Plus the dollar signs are better in your account.
But schools will never tell you this. They'll never teach entrepreneurship, or leadership, they want you to depend on institutions and government. Fake ass liberals
@@Jojo-jp4ro you shouldn't expect that. Either that's taught by the father, a mentor, or selftaught.
No reason to get bitter over the game, we're actually in a great time period for social mobility.
It isn't. It really isn't and Nick has said this many times. Every political movement needs highly skilled professionals in positions of influence: bureaucrats, CEO-s, lawyers... How would you upturn the current system with a bunch of plumbers and carpenters? No offense to tradesmen, they're essential in society and I'm sure they make good money, but that's not the class of people who are going to retake the institutions. A plumber won't run for congress, the senate or the supreme court. An electrician won't write new laws. A carpenter won't become a multimillionaire and make a substantial donation to a political campaign.
University gives you better prospects.
@@johnnotrealname8168 only in the STEM areas, and they still have been contaminated with ridiculous ideology from your Jewish professors.
Taking on responsibility is the thing any young person can do. Even if it means faking it 'til you make it.
To be honest, I needed to hear this.
Why? Nick destroyed his foundation from the inside AF wanted to go political but nick stoped anything from happening he’s a glorified news man whose best friend eats literal crap
I mean it's literally true though. My part-time jobs at grocery stores or hotels in college were way harder than the job I have now. Besides these jobs being way more tiring physically, they also require you to deal with irrational shitty customers who sometimes don't even speak your language. Today I'm a tech consultant and basically just teach the same software to clients week after week and can work 2-3 days a week at home in comfy sweat pants. It's pretty much the reason I went to college, so I don't have to do these hard shitty jobs.
Thank You!
@Nuton Sure, our skills are seen as more marketable for the jews. Still, I imagine the work of some construction worker shoveling shit in the cold all day as way more "effective" than me sitting in a heated office with a lot of down-time, free food and friendly conversations. In my opinion if you're a nationalist you actually have to care for your own people instead of just belitteling them because they have no marketable skills.
At the same time though you COULD be doing something “more impactful” so to speak because you have the skill set.
@@eisenritter7805yeah some people are just lower IQ. For instance myself. I am fully aware and understand the JQ well enough, but I just do not have the mental juice to be a software engineer or anything tech related. I have trouble doing basic shit on computers.
I am physically strong though and can perform hard manual labor which I take a small amount of pride in. But I also know my place in society. I’m okay with it.
Your comment shows a complete lack of understanding of the point made by Nick. The reason you live an easier life now is because your skillset is legitimately valuable to a marketable group of people. If you are more valuable you are treated better. Is this hard to understand? Low tier service jobs being "harder than my current job" doesn't make it "skilled". Anyone can do it.
This gave me the motivation to become a software engineer and contribute to society
Very based and real and also true
If real, any tips? Looking into the same thing, it seems to be easy money
Depends on what kind of SWE you are. I would argue this is one job with the highest standard deviation when it comes to actual impact produced and talent required.
Honestly, the more BASED take is to be a research engineer or a good STEM professor
Great man, just make sure you work for the good guys.
2 months has passed since making this statement. how far have you come towards that in all honesty?
THE Nick go-off moment of 2022. Sometimes it’s needed to break away from the virtual world to get real about the cancer that is self-centeredness in society
The only thing I would disagree with Nick about and it’s a very small thing, is his criticisms of not owning a home. Nick on many occasions has been in support of staying at home and saving money, which I agree with. I’m not sure it’s fair to criticize Hunter for that
In reality you should live at home to save money and then develop homeowner skills from your parents, if possible. If not possible, get a trades job and learn it yourself, or just do stuff as a hobby to learn useful skills.
He was just criticizing 18 year old girls who don’t own anything, never paid taxes, works at Starbucks, gets a panic attack over the stress of algebra homework telling people like bezos they didn’t earn their money
@@tvtrauma7024 yea you’re probably right.
23:42 this is one of the basic differences between conservatives and leftists. Conservatives understand what underlies what we know as "society" and why society exists as it does, while leftists take it for granted that these things exist and will always exist. This gap in understanding, the myopic vs historic vision, is the source of most conflict between the two groups.
Hot boomer take.
Hot real take
are you the black guy he was talking about?
@@mistermeatcake1785DAS RIGHT!!!
what the heck is that in the lower left hand corner lol?
wow. thank you nick
I know he admitted the system is rigged but I think Nick is severely understating how rigged the system is.
he's banned from everything, the government stole his money and he's subpoenaed for literally nothing. i'm pretty sure he knows just exactly how rigged the system is.
probably because he’s trying to assimilate into said system
Yea, It's pretty rigged. A lot more than I thought it was. 2020 taught me something that I didn't know was possible. Granted, if I had spent much time preparing for something like 2020-2022, I would've probably been called paranoid.
He realizes the minimum wage was equivalent to 25 dollars in 1980 right? Working a low skill job isn’t the problem it’s the way the capital is distributed. Nick can say he’s a millionaire or this or that but he’s a single individual if he was kind enough to split is net worth with 100 of his most trusted they’ll only be worth 10K a piece so easy to talk when he has the very people he disturbs (fast food workers) making him rich with their 1 dollar donations
@@RedVelvetBlackleatherAre you a homosexual
Hard to care about contributing via work when you get fucked every payday. Easy to care about contributing via work if it pays you enough.
well said
“capitalism is more meritocratic than other systems”
like what? feudalism😭
like communism
Nicks voice changed a bit when he started to talk about capitalism
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Nice 👌
nick is actually my fortnite duos partner
every job is difficult, but there are some who are harder than others.
that's my opinion
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Open air concentration camp
Nick is really showing his age here.
He's showing his lack of conviction and ambition. As much as I hate to say it, Richard Spencer was *always* right about Nick all along. The second Nick saw he could maybe become a little more mainstream/wealthy, the glimmer left his eye and now he just wants standard boomer conservatism with a bit more catholicism sprinkled in.
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Nick should be forced to work at taco ball at rush hour
Arbeit Macht Frei nick
I like Capitalist Nick
This is about to be a 2 year old clip wow
Time flies 😢
They confuse stress with skill. Of course working at at cafe or restaurant can be stressful, that’s not the point. The point is, it is objectively a low skill job because anybody can come in off the street and learn to do the job in a single working day at most. Can someone come off the street and learn to be a corporate insurance broker, banker, construction manager, corporate finance, pilot, teacher etc. no, they can’t.
Yeah, it's stressful as fuck and you're putting in 40 hours of your life a week... You people seem to think they shouldn't even get a living wage for that..
if you work full time you should be able to at least rent, have a vehicle and live a dignified life.
@@Hello-fo4ez The difference between you working at McDonalds for $15 an hour and someone living in a mud hut somewhere in the middle of Africa is comparable to the difference between you and a multi-millionaire. You are essentially a multi-millionaire by virtue of where you were born, yet you still find a way to achieve exactly nothing with that incredible advantage. In reality, you are a net burden to society but still have the gall to demand we fund your uselessness further because you are unhappy with the bare minimum you are given - an apt reward for your bare minimum contribution to our species. Now consider how many migrants manage to afford a plane ticket to America or any other developed country, learn the language from zero and make a living for themselves in a low, medium or even high-skill job. The difference between their work ethic to achieve that and your contentment with working a low skill job and not progressing further is comparable to the difference between your work ethic and that of Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk.
What you consider "dignified" is actually living in (most likely a city) in the richest country in the history of the world, in a dwelling of such quality that you would be in the top 1% of all humans throughout our entire existence, possessing means of transportation which is the end result of countless civilization-level advancements in scientific understanding and technology. You think you deserve all of that just because you can read your native language and follow a set of instructions on how to make a taco, or flip a burger. How about you do your 40 hour weeks for a couple of months so that you can afford a plane ticket to Middle-of-nowhere-ville, Regional Africa and swap places with one of those people who can do great things for our species but has the hurdle of being born in the wrong location to overcome first. You will get everything you are demanding we give you. You will be a home owner of the mud hut, you could find a horse to use as a vehicle and live a dignified life in a setting which is equal to your work ethic and value to our species.
Make something of yourself. There are literally countless avenues which your life could progress towards, yet you have decided that your lot in life is to complain on the internet about how your taco-construction abilities are being appropriately undervalued by society. Use the same thing which is currently serving as the vector for your whining to seek out the limitless free information of how you can make yourself more valuable by getting skilled. You have the internet, live in a developed civilization and speak English. You have zero obstacles to improving your worth.
You seem to completely neglect the other dimensions of job prospects other than skill, there are hundreds of mostly trade jobs that get you good money that nearly anyone could learn if they can handle grit and stress. But the thing is most people dont have the latter, the other part you ignore is suppy/demand, the demand for plumbers will be always 100x more than the demand for any kind of banker. To categorize jobs as which one could be the most specialized is cope.
Yeah... I think someone else said it first: Nick lacks experience. It's true that fast food and retail aren't high skill work. But the rest of his message is false. Usually what separates truly successful people in our time is a willingness to break the rules. If you're working class, you're going to have a hell of a time getting out of your position. You're not protected by the rules, the rules are used against you. I saw it first hand working healthcare. If you did everything right, the rules would change to make it impossible. You're always taken advantaged of. I look at all of Trump's fiascos and how much he can get away with, and how much his defenses involves the word "privilege". Or try going to college and keep up with your classwork while working full time. And think about the college students who don't have to work, and have that much more time to study. And your employer is never to stop sizing you up, and seeing how much more he can get out of you.
Well said.
"And think about the college students who don't have to work, and have that much more time to study."
The ones protesting about gaza or climate change on the street not know jack about the climate or the middle east? Lol
But on the serious note. Is it considered breaking the rules if someone drops out of college and out performs and out earn people who stayed and graduated college. I get where you are coming from but some people are better at navigating through life and some aren't. And sometimes the person who is out performing is viewed as "breaking the rules" when they are not.
Also, there are some people that breaks the rule to get what they want but it's not always like that.
In fairness, you can't do anything but rent nowadays
Loser mentality lol
Live with parents from 16 to 26. Pocket all cash. $60k/year leaves you with $600k to buy a house
Its hard to own property these days even if you’re working a skilled labor blue collar job. “What can yo do for anyone?” Much more than anyone using small hat market capitalist tactics to get rich. Such as streaming. Blue collar work needs much more respect. How about you bring up immigration undermining unions for once?
Taco Bell workers aren’t exactly blue collar. They aren’t factory workers or day laborers. If you work at Taco Bell for more than two years you need to reevaluate your choices.
weird you use streaming as a "small hat" profession, when nick said in this rant that streaming doesn't create value
Nick has sold out dude, theres nothing left in him anymore. The radicalism is gone.
@@pedrotherabbit2222 why are you watching his videos nigga
He literally still goes on about the jews and J.F.K. assassination and 9/11 theories. I disagree with it but he has not sold out.
I have now become a black man.
Wait brooo lmao learning that nick just uses the n word like that is hilarious
any genius would defend your right to free speech as a white man
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And what does he bring to society exactly?
This dude became rich because bored taco bell workers sent him money for lols, a little bit of gratitude wouldn't hurt..
Nick is ignorant of basic economic systems.
I’m glad Jim destroyed him
Elaborate
Nick shilling the the oligarchs is probably the most cringeworthy thing he's ever said.
He's not wrong that you can train nearly anyone to do the shitty job, but it IS STRESSFUL and it should pay a living wage... The elitism is on another level.
Minimum wage jobs should not a living wage. Minimum wage jobs are entrance level jobs for newbies getting into the market or sometimes people who are trying to get back on their feet. For instance, entrance level jobs, would be for high schoolers. You do not necessarily need any skills but the skill you build from it like customer service, time management, organization, stress, etc. gives more of a reason why an employer would hire them over someone with the bare minimum experience or no work experience, or why they deserve to level up in a company to take on a supervisor, management level type of role. "Living wage" is something that you earn based on a career job you choose or by building a business. Living wage is not what is given or given right on the spot but you earn through experience and skill set built around the job you work. It comes with time. This shows as when young people graduate from college (most) based on grades, achievements, and merit that they don't instantly get paid a wage or salary they expect when landing their first career job. However if they possess certain key attributes or experiences, then they would get paid a little more and have more opportunity to level up vs. someone who does not.
Why's he gotta be a "computer nigga" ? Like damn the hatred is REAL
He just wants an excuse to use the word
But notice how he tries to say it in a cool way (very unnaturally tho) ...
It's like, half racist / half no no word lol right / half dont i sound cool guys??
@@skullingtonfx4441 the racism was pretty overt IMO
cmon nigga its just a word, nick loves blk people
@John Doe nah. Nick went on cumias show being like "I hate the way kids talk, I'm DIFFERENT"
No he ain't lmao he try to look cool saying niqqa all the time
@ZyklonBeezy i care whitey
IMO, capitalism will digest itself sooner rather than later. Automation will pave the way for the cultivation of a higher man (via eugenics) and we'll be that much closer to broader individual and societal self actualuzation. That being said I am sympathetic to the less fortunate. That's why im partial to universal healthcare and a UBI
Transhumanist hmmmm?
@@greglyhoblit Its coming wether we like it or not. Nothing short of a massive ecological collapse will put the brakes on that.
@@modernmyth9050 damn man you should apply for an internship with the WEF
@@greglyhoblit What do they have to do with transhumanism?
@@modernmyth9050 Than massive ecological collapse will stop it
Explain to me why fast food jobs shouldn't pay a fucking "living wage"...
abundance of dark people willing to do anything to survive is the reason why they dont pay a living wage
BECAUSE IT TAKES ZERO SKILL AND ANYONE CAN TAKE YOUR PLACE
@@NoContextRDH
So we should have jobs that people can work for 40 hours a week that you cant LIVE on?
It doesn't make sense whatsoever. ANYONE who works 40 hours a week should be able to afford the basics.
People like you are truly demented and have clearly never been on the other side
@@Hello-fo4ezworking fast food is for students and young people as a weekend gig. Not for fully grown adults. If you will not or have not put in the time to become a marketable functioning member of society, whose fault is that? Societies?
@@NoContextRDH So should we just kill off the bottom 70% of society? Because the majority of people work low skilled jobs...
The argument is they should be able to survive and make a fucking living..
You're arguing for slave wages
great lessons 👏
Taco Bell is definitely a low skill job but it’s also a shit job. Takes a toll on your mental health. I also have no sympathy for people who work at Taco Bell because they aren’t trying hard enough.
"You deserve to be treated like a piece of shit because you spend 40 hours a week working... but at a job that is "shitty""
Respect the work Nick has put into his career & everyhting he has achieved but... Nick still lives with his parents! Bit hard to take the lecture about renting a place to live in when he hasn't even achieved that.
Living in Mommies house while in your 20s is more socially acceptable now than ever, but does not make it any less pathetic. It's the weakest, most degraing thing a grown man can do. Worse than wearing childish clothes, worse than being unemployed, worse than being a simp, sponging off mommy & daddy is truly pathetic.
I imagine Nick getting ready for his podcast in the basement of his parents place and Mommy shouts down the stairs "Dinners ready Nick"... "OK, just coming Mom"
Dude probably cant even cook his own dinner.
u are weird
wagie cope
Nick owns properties and rents them out to make money. He chooses to live with his parents for now to save money.
'Sponging off mommy and daddy'
Try and frame it whichever way you like but the guy is a millionaire, saying he sponges off his parents is just moronic.
This was the norm until like the last century, and still is the norm in most of the world, multi-generational households are better for families to build wealth, why leave home at 18 and bleed your income being a rentoid when you could live with your family until you're ready to buy a house and have children of your own?
Nick fuentes may be one of the most important people in our timeline but there is no way on earth he is HIM when it comes to our next leader.
there wont be any 2036 Fuentes...
Do you guys think Hitler would have been nearly as popular is he went around saying you should "KYS" if you work a low skill job? Rofl, out of touch.
the system is meritocratic "3 seconds later" wahhh why is vaush richer than me
Content creation is absolutely not meritocratic. 4 social media platforms having a near total monopoly on online communication with terms of service that are all rigged against white people and right wingers does not allow the most competent/informed to rise to the top. The only reason vaush has status is because all of his would-be competition of actually intelligent and insightful people like Nick have been banned and kneecapped because they actually challenge the status quo.
nope he didn’t say that at all.