Venting Netflix documentary 'American Factory'

[andinocel]

I was watching a documentary on Netflix called 'American Factory', that dealt with a Chinese company (Fuyao) buying a shut down an Ohio GM (General Motors) plant. The documentary dealt with cultural clashes mainly, and jobs lost to automation.
At first, I felt bad for the American workers that were getting paid less than what they did when the GM plant shut down. They also couldn't keep up with speed, efficiency, and dedication of Chinese workers.
Then I realized, fuck them. Two reasons:

• The American workers were mainly redneck Chads, over-the-hill Tyrones, and black foids that would've easily bullied Asian kids in their younger days
• Being short, Latino, ugly, and incel, I would not be received very well by the locals --- they would think I'm a "dirty little Mexican"

 

[newlyawakened]

Yeah I used to be very much into the Trump/right wing populist political scene, even reached the higher levels of it. Then I started to become truly redpilled and realise these people don't really have the same cause as us. They stand for the 'forgotten Chad', not the incel.

The Chinese threat is basically nothing compared to the threat from automation. Ultimately everything the Chinese workers are doing right now will be automated too and they will end up in the same boat as everyone else.

 

[Vermilioncore]

While we are on the topic of Latinos and being ugly -- I find it so hypocritical of liberal American women to want immigration but at the same time they will never even think of dating an ugly immigrant because most are short or ugly