Here we go with another subliminal messaging piece by the LinkedIn propaganda wing. Forget about the fact that you will never be able to retire, you should want to work well into your 80s! Think of how proud their parents must be proud of their original thoughts and journalistic integrity.
Too young to retire at 80?
By Melissa Cantor, Editor at LinkedIn News
An aging society that can’t afford to retire.
That’s the problem we face now, so imagine the problem we will face when millennials and gen z approach retirement. This seems to be what the establishment media is gearing up for in their relentless publishing of articles that aim to prime readers to grow accustomed to the idea of working until death.
There was a time when you had to till the farm and harvest crops to survive the winter, but that time is no more.
What Are the Alternative Solutions to An Aging Population and Declining Birth Rate
Government policies that make childcare affordable.
Increased wages that make childcare affordable.
Where does the money come from?
Taxing billionaires. Don’t worry they can eat lentils to survive, apparently they are great!
Why Do Media Outlets Continue to Publish Utter Garbage Flaming Hot Trash?
The majority of publications are owned by billionaires or those with a net worth above $100m+, so articles naturally reflect their owner’s opinions. Additionally, advertising dollars come from large multi-national conglomerates that benefit from low-cost labor. If a publication took a stance that was pro-worker then they would risk losing that precious profit that they have come to love. And by profit, I actually mean declining revenue as their programs and articles gradually lose authority and people shift to alternative media sources less muddied with corruption.
Media Ownership by Billionaires
Bloomberg – Michael Bloomberg
News Corp – Rupert Murdoch
Advance Publications – Donald and Samuel “Si” Newhouse
Atlanta Journal-Constitution – Cox Family
The Washington Post – Jeff Bezos
The Boston Globe – Jeff Henry
The Las Vegas Review-Journal – Sheldon Adelson
Inc. and Fast Company magazines – Joe Mansueto
US News & World Report, New York Daily News – Mortimer Zuckerman
Village Voice – Barbey Family
Hubbard Broadcasting – Stanley Hubbard
Twitter – Elon Musk
Facebook, Instagram, & WhatsApp – Mark Zuckerburg
Tribune Publishing Co. – Patrick Soon-Shiong
The New York Times – Carlos Slim helu
Regional Daily Papers – Warren Buffett
Gawker – Viktor Vekselberg
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