Is reddit right? Is this movie just capitalist propaganda?

black people can't even spell happiness right

>>84477022
>movie doesn't give black people free shit
no wonder reddit hates it

>>84477101
thomas jefferson was black?

>>84477022
>is reddit right

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>>84477101

i dont understand how he could fall for the pyramid scheme if he was so smart in the end.

I think it's a decent flick, but it is definitely propaganda. Plenty of times, someone in his position loses the job to a family friend. Capitalism is rarely based on merit in my experience.

>>84477272
I don't think it was technically a pyramid scheme. He wasn't trying to recruit other guys to sell those things, and it was a real (if superfluous) product.

>>84477363
i guess, but he was still extremely stupid for thinking he could sell them all, it seems like he didnt even do any research before buying all the machines.

>>84477431
>but he was still extremely stupid for thinking he could sell them all,

But he did

>>84477022
I don't know, OP, you tell me. The only thing that made him happy was working a 9-5 job so he could have money. Does that sound like propaganda to you?

>>84477022
>Is reddit right?
The answer to that question is always no. You should know better, OP.

>>84478719
Damn straight. Soldier of the anonymous 4chan army reporting for duty. Team 4chan for the win.

>>84478180
In real life the guy did a lot of drugs and actually lost his kids for a short while. When I say lost i mean he physically lost him.

>>84478775
Also the internship wasn't unpaid, which defeats the whole purpose of the movie.

>>84477287
>Capitalism is rarely based on merit in my experience.


therefore the people that actually work owe you money? fuck off.