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33 Of The Most Accurate Capitalism Memes And Jokes That Prove We Already Live In A Dystopia

33 Of The Most Accurate Capitalism Memes And Jokes That Prove We Already Live In A Dystopia

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All jobs are necessary to society. In order to properly function, it needs everyone from cashiers and delivery drivers to plumbers and waste collectors. Not just investment bankers and lawyers.
However, the ones designing the system often seem to forget this. And More Perfect Union is not OK with that. It's an educational nonprofit that focuses on average working people, helping them to be seen and heard in media coverage.
"The powerful spend billions selling us their side of the story," the organization writes. "We aren't buying it anymore."
While it's only a fraction of their content, we at Bored Panda decided to introduce you to More Perfect Union's social media feed. It represents a vast array of topics ranging from corporate greed to housing and everything in between, but if it's more in-depth journalism that you want, visit the publisher's website. There's plenty of that too!
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Sign reminding workers they are only paid for one worker's wage and corporations prioritize profit, reflecting capitalism memes.
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Tweet discussing education policies and degree requirements highlighting capitalism memes and dystopia themes.
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Lisa Simpson giving a presentation on capitalism meme about commute time not being free in a dystopia setting.
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Text meme suggesting a reality show where billionaire CEOs live on their lowest paid employee's salary for a month, capitalism meme.
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Text excerpt from a 1937 publication illustrating capitalism memes and jokes highlighting dystopian economic concepts.
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Screenshot of a social media post highlighting housing affordability struggles and capitalism memes about millennial financial challenges.
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Tweet about the need to increase teacher salaries highlighting capitalism memes and dystopia humor.
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Pie charts showing capitalism memes: one claims rich people get rich by attitude and hard work, the other by exploitation and birth lottery.
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Text meme about dealerships refusing to sell cars below sticker price, highlighting capitalism and economic struggles.
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Costumed character holding sign about capitalism, workers, consumers, and class solidarity, illustrating capitalism memes.
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Subway ad showing a workplace scene with graffiti added saying go on strike, highlighting capitalism memes and jokes.
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Tweet showing a sarcastic comment on capitalism and low teacher salaries, reflecting capitalism memes and dystopia humor.
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