There are an awful lot of people, mostly socialists and communists, who have the same attitude as the person who wrote this: This post was highlighted on X, but it seemed worthwhile to go to the socialist subreddit where he posed the question and read some of the answers the socialists there gave. These seemed to be the sort of standard answers people were giving: * “I would say it goes back to the early Puritans with ’idle hands are the devil’s work.’ That morphed into hard work will bring success, and that was true I feel thru the 70s. Currently, it has been bastardized into some flex to work away your life to make someone else wealthy. Weird how a system based on greed can end up that way...” * “They’re brainwashed and…Open
Hungary’s public cemetery in Nyergesújfalu hosted a grave-digging contest where teams raced to dig regulation graves for a cash prize, a display organizers say spotlights the dignity of the trade and aims to break old taboos. On Saturday, thirty-eight men in 19 teams descended on the cemetery in northern Hungary, competing to see who could […] The post Hungarian grave-digging contest digs into tradition and taboos appeared first on American Almanac .
Hungary’s public cemetery in Nyergesújfalu hosted a grave-digging contest where teams raced to dig regulation graves for a cash prize, a display organizers say spotlights the dignity of the trade and aims to break old taboos. On Saturday, thirty-eight men in 19 teams descended on the cemetery in northern Hungary, competing to see who could dig the fastest, deepest, and most precisely measured grave. The event was organized by the Hungarian Association of Cemetery Maintainers and Operators, which described the contest as a way to “showcase the grave-digging trade and its skills” and to “shake off death-related taboos.” Contestants used only picks and shovels, working under the sun to meet strict size requirements: 1.6 meters…Open
In a recent poll, 95% of Americans said the U.S. is in an affordability crisis, with more than half saying they're struggling to buy groceries. Political commentator Bill O'Reilly tells NewsNation's Chris Cuomo that if Americans are struggling, it's because they need to work harder. Chris Cuomo hosts "CUOMO," a no-nonsense show featuring the day's most important news from all perspectives. "CUOMO" airs weeknights at 8p/7C on NewsNation. #CUOMO NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
YouTuber Caleb Hammer joins "CUOMO" to discuss his rise to success, generational attitudes toward work and the growing challenge of credit card debt. More: https://www.newsnationnow.com/cuomo-show/caleb-hammer-explains-gen-z/
With many questioning the financial literacy of Gen Z, Caleb Hammer has dropped into the scene, providing a no-nonsense, brutally honest look at the money mistakes young people make and how to overcome them. His show, "Financial Audit," features a weekly guest who's struggling to stay afloat. Hammer takes a raw, honest look at the guests' money situation and gives them a brash, sometimes exasperated, but always actionable path to financial stability. Hammer, a sponge of information on personal finances, is at the forefront of Gen Z's maturation, explaining some of the young people's quirks that may baffle generations that came before. Chris Cuomo hosts "CUOMO," a no-nonsense show featuring the day's most important news from all…
Is it 'you don't work, you don't eat,' or should the government provide? Exploring personal responsibility and economic equality. Your choices shape your financial future. #PersonalResponsibility #EconomicEquality #WorkEthic #GovernmentRole
Ashley Reagan Dunster, granddaughter of President Ronald Reagan and daughter of Michael Reagan, joined “America Right Now” to reflect on her time at the Reagan Ranch, sharing personal stories of her grandfather’s work ethic and the quiet humility that defined his character.
