Workers, have you learned your lessons?

This subreddit clearly shows the anguish people have had to face, not just because of covid, but the decades long stagnated wages, long commutes, choosing between childcare or food or rent, hiding our shame for not making ends meet, financial stress, no end in sight.

So my question is, has this opened anyone's eyes on 1. the importance of access to voting for all citizens? 2. A living wage 3. Universal Basic Income 4. Public transportation that goes EVERYWHERE & is available & accessible.

Has anyone here realized the connection between their current employment stresses to how they vote & the candidates they support?

Are you going to vote different at the mid-terms, at the next presidential elections?

Just curious as what we the workers vote, will determine how we live the next 30 years.

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