Older generations say “we all struggled in our 20s.” No, you didn’t. You didn’t pay $2,200 for rent and $7 for eggs. You didn’t graduate into $50K student debt and $0 job security. Gen Z isn’t dramatic. They’re drowning.

Two Americas. Luxury sales are booming. Food banks are empty. Wall Street cheers. Main Street counts quarters at checkout.

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Most people on government assistance already have jobs. They are not milking the state. They are subsidizing corporate low wages with their own hunger. Tell me again who is dependent.

PSA: Do not let them gaslight you. America used to be affordable. Your parents or grandparents could work one job. Not a “side hustle.” Not freelancing at midnight. Not delivering food to people who make more than you. Just one job. And with that one job, they could: • Buy

We used to be a community. We were all in this together. Now we are co-workers in a corporation called America. No neighbors. No empathy. Just invoices.

For everyone telling people hurt by this economy to “just use savings,” what savings? This is an economy where rent eats your savings. Where a missed paycheck becomes credit card interest. Where one accident can bankrupt you. Tell us again your “wise” financial advice.

Most people on government assistance already have jobs. They are not milking the state. They are subsidizing corporate low wages with their own hunger. Tell me again who is dependent.

We used to be a community. We were all in this together. Now we are co-workers in a corporation called America. No neighbors. No empathy. Just invoices.

“America is cheap if you just work harder.” Cool. Then why are billion dollar firms buying single family homes and hiking your rent? Because your harder work is their asset class.

We throw away 40 percent of food. We slash food benefits. We raise utility bills. Then we ask why theft is up. You are watching desperation get priced in.

Nature is abundant. Grocery pricing is not. Our food is priced like items are scarce. The food we need to survive isn't limited. But the pricing says otherwise.

“America is cheap if you just work harder.” Cool. Then why are billion dollar firms buying single family homes and hiking your rent? Because your harder work is their asset class.

Remember when Fast Food was affordable? Wendy’s double with bacon. No fries. No drink. Ten dollars. Low quality and higher prices.

People who never thought they’d need help are now waiting in food bank lines. 50, 60 cars deep. Not because they’re lazy. Because wages froze, rent soared, and groceries doubled. But go ahead and just work 24/7. That will solve it.

We throw away 40 percent of food. We slash food benefits. We raise utility bills. Then we ask why theft is up. You are watching desperation get priced in.

Nature is abundant. Grocery pricing is not. Our food is priced like items are scarce. The food we need to survive isn't limited. But the pricing says otherwise.

Remember when Fast Food was affordable? Wendy’s double with bacon. No fries. No drink. Ten dollars. Low quality and higher prices.

People who never thought they’d need help are now waiting in food bank lines. 50, 60 cars deep. Not because they’re lazy. Because wages froze, rent soared, and groceries doubled. But go ahead and just work 24/7. That will solve it.

Ribeye at 27 dollars a pound. Meat locked behind plastic. Food labeled “premium” so you feel lucky to afford dinner once a week.

Restaurants are empty. Beaches are empty. Budgets are not. People are working, not living.

If you are angry at your neighbor’s EBT card, you are aiming too low. Be angry that wages do not buy food. Be angry that essentials outpace pay. Be angry at a system that starves the working class.