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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Who do you think is the real reason behind the pushing of the woke stuff? Why do you think all these big tech companies and establishment media are full of soy politicking? These companies keep their power by keeping left activists demanding utopian intersectionalist goals, and right activists fighting the left activists.

At this point I think the subprime mortgage loans were a deliberate orchestration that started off or at least extremely worsened the housing crisis we have today to put more and more housing into the hands of massive investment firms. It's also why demands for a "living wage" have become more and more prevalent. But even had wages kept up with inflation we'd still have the same problem, as housing has even outpaced middle class wages. It was also hilarious that they thought there would be no backlash from a 2 year eviction moratorium. 

And millennials are extra sore because while housing was still sane back until recently, they had the worst of the student debt that kept them from being able to get in on it when housing costs were sane.
gpt
Tbh I think a lot of the 'woke'ness you're thinking of is pushed by liberal capitalists. Like yeah some left wing people are pushing for this for sure, but I think (hope) actual left wingers are more concerned with changing the system itself, trying to dismantle monopolies so that companies are forced to care about their workers, socialising workplaces, UBI, actual social housing or at least making housing attainable for the working class (e.g. limiting career landlords), rather than focused on forced diversity and subprime mortgages. 


I do agree with the student debt thing but here in the UK student loans are way more manageable (or even free in other parts of europe) and housing is still completely unaffordable to people under 40 and the working class.