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The next slogan dropping from the Department of Labor:
work makes you free
I’m honestly surprised it hasn’t.
Very fitting when half the country is already like a forced labor camp
It’s way more than half. Between just Amazon and Walmart they employ 3.5 million.
And there are plenty of other shitty jobs besides those two.
"We've always been at war with Canada"
Oh, shit! Are they renaming the DoD “The Department of Peace” now?
Nah, that's too sissy and woke for Real Men™.
There is no war in ~~Ba Sing Se~~ the Strait of Hormiz
Naw, that sounds too communist.
It does but arbeit macht frei was a nazi slogan and tbh it goes well for the bootstraps folks: "you just need to work harder for a better life" essentially.
"Freedom takes work"
Annoyingly, Nazis stole each one of their slogans. “Arbeit macht frei” is from the 1873 novel by Lorenz Diefenbach, in which gamblers and fraudsters find the path to virtue through labour, alluding to John 8:31–32.
Yeah they don't exactly have a lot of creativity of their own. But much like the swastika and certain tunes, it's now associated with nazis rather than its original source
In corporate HR culture jargon, teamwork brings opportunities.