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[Anonymous No.21822815]

>A bloo bloo bloo the mechanization of agriculture is le bad

[Anonymous No.21822833]

Everything is fucking le bad.

[Anonymous No.21822848]

This is gonna be the white collar work force soon.

[Anonymous No.21822868]

>the mechanization of agriculture is le bad
Yes. What, you don't think it is?

[Anonymous No.21822878]

>oh my GAwd sometimes a whale IS just a whale

[Anonymous No.21822900]

>sometimes it do be like that

[Anonymous No.21822907]

>>21822833
fpbp

[Anonymous No.21823066]

>>21822815
Yes.

[Anonymous No.21823212]

>doing literally anything proactive is... le bad! just let things happen duuuudddee!

[Anonymous No.21823322]

>>21822815
not mechanization, but corporitization. today the jew talks about over population, but thats only because books like this highlighted their true fear and turned public opinion against them: over production.

the industrialist, the globalist, whatever word you want to use, fears one thing and one thing only: not making a profit on their investment. You can be knee deep into aggressive forigners and this crook will not give a single fuck. But the moment those people of color realize they can make their own product, that they can compete with the machine, suddenly its a problem.

The book isnt about mechanization you mitwit. Its about the consequence of mechanization, and the response to that consequence. A regular, honest person cant comprehend why good food is put to waste. They find it amoral that others are allowed to suffer and starve in a land of plenty. But there is only plenty when plenty is good business, and good business protests its interests and not yours. They pretend to be apart of your community, a part of your govenrment, but the internationalist rootless monster that is the corporation has no community. It has no loyalty. You will pay for its product, or it will destroy it to spite you. And so, it contrives scenarios and events to make that happen. It conviences you not to partake in the production and creation and growing of food and products and things. It teaches you at a young age backward ideas and shoves poisonous thoughts into your mind. After all, it was these same corporations who forced through the public school system in the first place, and its the same corporations who create the reading lists for your young mind to consume. And they hire the teachers from the institutions they created to train them and its all right and proper. And you thank them for it.

it's not about mechanization you soulless automaton.

[Anonymous No.21823403]

>>21822815
Don’t be a fag- you should actually read the book. This is just low hanging bait which shows that you failed a high school AP English class because you didn’t hand in your essay on Grapes of Wrath. Meanwhile it’s in the running for Top 3 Great American Novels faggot

>>21823322
Based

[Anonymous No.21823522]

>>21823322
If corporations control every facet of our life then why is anti-corporatism shilled in every social media site, and anti-corporate books like this taught in every high school? You’re a persecution-complex useful idiot

[Anonymous No.21823584]

>>21822878
>he still thinks there even was a whale
ngmi

[Anonymous No.21823690]

>>21822848
Yep, it's happening again. Reading it not too long ago and it sounds like it's gonna be our turn soon.

[Anonymous No.21824531]

>>21823522
All of those people are unwitting pawns of the corporations, and often times their best supporters.. They're not naming executives and companies, it's just an attack on the boogeyman that is "capitalism".

[Anonymous No.21824588]

>>21822815
The industrial revolution (and the green revolution) have been a disaster for the human race

[Anonymous No.21824655]

>>21822815
Name an author who writes scenery better than Steinbeck.

[Anonymous No.21824669]

>>21823322
double-checked
someone screencap this for me.

[Anonymous No.21824670]

>>21822878
>He thinks the book is about a whale

[Anonymous No.21824674]

>>21823522
>why is anti-corporatism shilled in every social media site, and anti-corporate books like this taught in every high school
so those corporations can sell anti corporate merchandise

[Anonymous No.21825008]

>>21823522
>corporations are bad goy, dont make a competiting corporation. in fact, fight against competiting corporations because corporations are bad. Oh, our corporations? you can trust these corporations because they support transrights :)

keep your smug basedjacks to yourself

[Anonymous No.21826167]

I personally love the book, but can we at least agree that the cover is comfy?

[Anonymous No.21827810]

>>21826167
I absolutely love Grapes of Wrath. I read it this year in January and it is the comfiest read I’ve ever read. It is really got a lot of heart too.

[Anonymous No.21827996]

>>21823690
the difference is that white collar workers are so hopelessly atomized that they'll be sitting in camps surrounded by fences and guards telling each other about their careers and polishing their resumes

[Anonymous No.21828434]

>>21822833
why was god such a lil assblasted faggot in this episode?