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nobody “worked hard for their money” because work is not proportional to earnings under capitalism. meritocracy is a myth. either you’ve exchanged your labor for money and have been unfairly compensated or you have exploited people’s labor and profit by not paying those workers.
hard work isn’t exactly measurable nor is it too comparable across fields. describing work as “hard” divides workers and is used to worship wealth hoarders. i get work is all a lot of working class people have to show but “i work hard for my money” plays into capitalist myths.
reframing has the potential to disturb what little complacency some working class people have. hard work didn’t get you the little you have, the structuring of our capitalist system continues to rob you of what you need even as you work your ass off. don’t be grateful, be mad.
The only way to get by in America is to be born rich or spend your life making rich people richer.
workers aren’t paid based on how hard they work, but how valuable capitalists see them as
Me going into Lowe’s waiting for my supervisor to tell me to do his job
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