Host Jesse Watters wasted no time in painting the Reddit thread’s moderator as a clumsy, ‘lazy’ caricature
In 2013, the subreddit r/antiwork was born. “Unemployment for all, not just the rich!” read its tagline.
America was experiencing a mood change at that time. Occupy: The Movie had just hit theaters, lodging the eponymous movement in the national consciousness; the Socialist Alternative Party had just won its first ever seat on Seattle’s City Council; and Senator Bernie Sanders, the longtime independent from Vermont and self-described “democratic-socialist” was considering a presidential run.
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Host Jesse Watters wasted no time in painting the Reddit thread’s moderator as a clumsy, ‘lazy’ caricature
In 2013, the subreddit r/antiwork was born. “Unemployment for all, not just the rich!” read its tagline.
America was experiencing a mood change at that time. Occupy: The Movie had just hit theaters, lodging the eponymous movement in the national consciousness; the Socialist Alternative Party had just won its first ever seat on Seattle’s City Council; and Senator Bernie Sanders, the longtime independent from Vermont and self-described “democratic-socialist” was considering a presidential run. Continue reading…Technology | The Guardian