Labor Day was promoted by those who follow the usual narrative: workers good, leadership bad. While many of us have experienced bad managers and bad leadership, the experience most of us had with day jobs is that the rank-and-file always think they can do better and are usually dekes who would do worse.
Your average American has figured it out, by the way. It is a day to celebrate his labor by eating overpriced steaks and burnt potato recipes with family and friends. Keep the watery overly-sweet beer flowing too, ice cold. But this is what passes for “good times” in post-diversity America.
It is a good time for us at Amerika to ask our readership: how are we doing? What would you like to see more of? Should we keep doing the DiversityWatch posts? More HBD, and should we beat up on Italians more than Irish or vice-versa? Send any donations to our Paypal and listen to some death metal and modernist classical for us.
Thanks,
The Administration
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