> upskill, relocate, take risks all of this is just code for "be more exlploitable labor" (companies refusing to train anyone, expecting you to uproot on a dime, with no guarantee that anyone of it will pan out). which is the entire point: there are plenty of americans with the cognitive capacity and work ethic to do all these jobs, but a desperate third worlder who will accept more precarity and less pay to do the same thing is preferable to the employer
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