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For those of you outside the US, there's a pause button in the middle of our holiday season in which the spirit of peace on earth and goodwill towards all mankind gets shat on and replaced with unparalleled levels of savagery from the average person in pursuit of discounted high end luxury items. People are basically guaranteed to die each year over it.
Here's a sample of what's going to happen tomorrow:
And here's a sample of the kind of smug reaction SJWs have to it who fail to see the amount of privileged involved in fighting to the death over a flat screen TV and not say, I dunno, clean drinking water:
Black Friday brawl videos are how rich people shame the poor
Let the games begin.
Here's a sample of what's going to happen tomorrow:
And here's a sample of the kind of smug reaction SJWs have to it who fail to see the amount of privileged involved in fighting to the death over a flat screen TV and not say, I dunno, clean drinking water:
Black Friday brawl videos are how rich people shame the poor
lol of course the poor have no agency and aren't shaming themselves by behaving like fucking animals.It’s hard to avoid the message of those ads. We’ve been bombarded with them for weeks now, from corporations eager to entice shoppers with so-called “door-buster” deals. And then, once the shopping public falls for them, a privileged segment of the population sits back and dehumanizes them for its collective amusement. Look at these hilarious poor people, struggling to take advantage of a deal on something they might not otherwise be able to afford on items that we take for granted, we joke on Twitter. The message is the same: this is shameful, materialistic behavior. And by pointing it out, we differentiate ourselves, reaffirm our class status as being above the fray of the lowly and desperate.
Let the games begin.
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