Did you expect professionals to take the time of day to interact with those mongoloids? The types of people trades tend to attract is ridiculous

Indeed. I worked in metal fabrication for 5 years, the lowest of the low IQs. So glad I escaped that chit tier environment

You come off as such a giant pussy lmao.

After all this time, and you still follow me around, fan boi.

Ain't a thread I make you aren't following.

Like your cringe patriot shyt I had you delete in the r/p you felt so embarrassed by.

Claims I follow you around, then admits to following one of my threads lmao. You're quite the astute thinker, low skill labor suits your IQ

What's pathetic is how impressionable you are. Little white geek hangs out with black dudes and starts copying everything they do and say...

O****gisus @ 0:55

Interesting thread. I do think that there is something quite emasculating working in an office & im one of those white collar workers.

Conversely I’ve seen tradies ordered around like peasants so I guess wage labor in general is emasculating.

yea, it's weird. what is also weird is me having been away from college; i put in some information to get info back and reading the college chit is strange. it feels like a total sales job. i keep getting calls and stuff.

makes me look at it much more like sales regarding college. OF COURSE they want me to come pay their institution. when i've been making decent money without it

i do think there's a stigma that we're taught from a young age. at my former tradie place it did seem like guys had a chip on their shoulder, but it was almost naivete. as they were doing better than lots of people in college

almost like they were just a byproduct of propaganda. the vast majority of college degrees wont make as much

i do agree there seems to be a certain type of people attracted to trades; but that doesn't speak much toward the trade itself

i do think i'd hate working in an office more

edit: from what i've read on here apparently judaism hates hard labor and people talk about how prevalent jews are in the media. seems to make sense. but i have not dug too deep into it

Well Kaczynski was right, look at how working class people reacted to covid and its restrictions vs how "educated" people reacted, generally. Proof in action.

A huge part of many people who have a degree's ego is derived from thinking they're smarter and better than people who don't have formal degrees.

of course, because they'd want to justify the time spent obtaining, the money spent obtaining, potentially debt as well.. and all the time they spend afterward in the sector they're spending their time based on aforementioned degree

that's the dunning-kruger effect in full display imo. it may be a tad different in the "overestimation" part based on a specific niche; because a college education will (or should) make you smart or more knowledgeable in a specific field. but if more than 50% of people are going to college. then a "college education" doesn't really make you stand out from the majority of the population; or else you're in the "average" category.

and we won't even go into the difference of people getting degrees barely passing or c's vs. people mastering it

it may also mean that tradies are even more looked down upon, or stupid.. but i don't think that's quite as apt

it may hold a little true, but is prob less true than the aforementioned; those thinking they got a college degree are "superior"

i truly believe that tradie wages are gonna keep going up. once the like 40 year old and 50 year olds retire there's gonna be a massive shortage in trades/ labor. and tradie prices are gonna rise, cause no one else is doing it