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  • Jun 21, 2023

    Lol… I know where it’s at but I’m not telling 🤷‍♂️ y’all can find your own submersible vehicle

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    eye contact

    Data can be collected and framed with a dishonest bias in mind

    And this is definitely not a firm who’s data I’d believe since their entire bottom line is investment advice and financial self-help

    If they didn’t say everyday jobs could make you a millionaire then they’d be sinking their own ship

    Teachers salary average $64,000 a year. The average college graduate averages $50,000.

    The point he is making is that if you want to be rich you don't have to be a CEO, but you do have to manage your money, invest for retirement, and not live your entire life in debt

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    ghosting

    ok does that change the data lol

    Aint no way teacher and accountants becoming millionaires with their 9-5s

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    Lou

    Private property is inherently theft. Profiting from others’ labor. It’s unethical

    Rad, that has nothing to do with what I just said lmao

  • Jun 21, 2023
    crinewinedining

    Aint no way teacher and accountants becoming millionaires with their 9-5s

    I think y'all need to reframe y'alls definition of "millionaire" lol

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    ghosting

    Teachers salary average $64,000 a year. The average college graduate averages $50,000.

    The point he is making is that if you want to be rich you don't have to be a CEO, but you do have to manage your money, invest for retirement, and not live your entire life in debt

    Good money management wont help you become a millionaire with that salary are you insane?!

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    ghosting

    Teachers salary average $64,000 a year. The average college graduate averages $50,000.

    The point he is making is that if you want to be rich you don't have to be a CEO, but you do have to manage your money, invest for retirement, and not live your entire life in debt

    $64,000 doesn’t cut most people’s living expenses in metropolitan areas, and $64,000 isn’t worth living in the hellholes of the Midwest and the sprawl outside of metro areas

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    PleaseDelete

    Good money management wont help you become a millionaire with that salary are you insane?!

    One teacher contributing $267/mo (5% of the median $64K salary) to retirement for 40 years (22-62) would end up with $700K+. Add in the value of a home they own and the calculated value of their pension and they are easily a millionare.

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    Flaphead

    Rad, that has nothing to do with what I just said lmao

    Oh but it does

  • Jun 21, 2023
    eye contact

    $64,000 doesn’t cut most people’s living expenses in metropolitan areas, and $64,000 isn’t worth living in the hellholes of the Midwest and the sprawl outside of metro areas

    ok, however that is a whole different story/argument altogether lol

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    ghosting

    One teacher contributing $267/mo (5% of the median $64K salary) to retirement for 40 years (22-62) would end up with $700K+. Add in the value of a home they own and the calculated value of their pension and they are easily a millionare.

    Assuming they own a home (33% of American workers don’t own a home)
    Assuming they have $300 a month to save (60% of America doesn’t make enough to save anything monthly)

  • Jun 21, 2023
    eye contact

    Assuming they own a home (33% of American workers don’t own a home)
    Assuming they have $300 a month to save (60% of America doesn’t make enough to save anything monthly)

    I would imagine those percentages would shrink substantially if you limit it to college educated people (which you would have to be to become a teacher)

    just a guess tho

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    Idk what y’all even talking abt at this point.

    Is someone arguing that it’s feasible a teacher can save up a mill then spend $250,000 on a deep sea expedition? Lmao

    Billionaires are a different category of human whose lives differ entirely from anything any of us will ever experience

  • Jun 21, 2023

    F*** everyone that provides any value and gets compensated it fr no excuses

  • Jun 21, 2023

    Ya my sister's a teacher and has to borrow money to pay electricity dude she's not contributing that much

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    SegaDreamFlash

    I feel you brodie,

    I just know I been lectured by cacs on here about my privilege when these niggas have had it way easier than me

    I been in this section, some of the Niggas that be on here are loser ass niggas who spend too much time on here, making dumbass decisions IRL, tell us about it, refuse to change and then wonder why they life be straight ass

    Definitely bro i know the type you're talking about and i don't fw em

    But the "online leftist armchair communist" bs that right wingers are on is just used to descredit leftism in general, they don't make that distinction

    And as much as i dislike those types of online leftists, i also don't wanna throw all leftists who arent active irl under the bus like that either tbh. I didn't get involved with organizing irl immediately after radicalizing either, and it's not that my principles changes and got active later because of that. There are other factors

    The way most people in the past got active is because they knew people irl who were in organizations, those organizations were destroyed. The legacy of cointelpro, operation gladio and the Jakarta method for my third world kings is still felt to this day. You don't get into spontaneous interactions with leftists who are active like that rn as much. Which is how i eventually became an organizer

    I mean not just that but there's a lot of sacrifice that goes into leftist organizing. It's unpaid work first of all we don't get those bourgeois funds. A lot of people also put their job on the line getting involved in many instances, i certainly did organizing protests against my employer lol.

    It's not easy out here and that argument can mostly just be dismissed as a reactionary cheapshot by people who unironically don't know how leftist organizing works irl

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    how did rich ppl disappearing turn into what seems like, "if you save enough you can be rich too"

    tf is going on in here

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    they talking about whether it’s immoral to be a millionaire in the us

  • Jun 21, 2023

    Let's bring the thread back

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    rami

    how did rich ppl disappearing turn into what seems like, "if you save enough you can be rich too"

    tf is going on in here

    mfs said "fuck all millionaires 🤓" and then someone pointed out the fact that a teacher could be a millionaire and I was just agreeing

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    GIO GIO

    they talking about whether it’s immoral to be a millionaire in the us

    Aren't the people lost billionaires? Who gives af about single digit millionaires lmao

  • Jun 21, 2023
    Fever

    Aren't the people lost billionaires? Who gives af about single digit millionaires lmao

    lost the plot

  • Jun 21, 2023
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    ghosting

    One teacher contributing $267/mo (5% of the median $64K salary) to retirement for 40 years (22-62) would end up with $700K+. Add in the value of a home they own and the calculated value of their pension and they are easily a millionare.

    700k that you have to live off for 18 years assuming you get to 80

    Or in other words 39k annualy