Twitter user @KeziyahL has recently gone viral for her unexpected remarks on a multinational company experiencing difficulties due to the current crisis. In a series of tweets, she expressed some “suggestions” as to how the company can overcome its struggles. Of course, all of which were simply uncalled for. Nonetheless, it was clear that @KeziyahL did so to point out the society’s double standard on life’s struggles.
Sad to say, people living below the poverty line have to endure these uncalled-for remarks every single day. While there are many factors that contribute to poverty, privileged people often turn a blind eye to the real issue at hand. Instead, they just go on saying that marginalized people are not working hard enough, or worse, are simply lazy. Rather than lending a hand or boosting their morale, people on top just choose to criticize those below them.
But of course, you wouldn’t do that to one of the world’s largest firms, right? Well, someone just did, and apparently, it was rather ridiculous. Scroll down to see the controversial thread for yourself.
Twitter user @KeziyahL delivered the ultimate clap back to people who always criticize poor people and offer unsolicited advice
Why doesn’t Boeing have money saved up for emergencies? If they’re poor, how come they have an iPhone & TV? Maybe they should get another job. Or just work harder. Drive for Uber on the side. Stop wasting money on Doordash. Not our fault they chose a major that doesn’t pay well https://t.co/ScyYooihSy
— Keziyah (@KeziyahL) March 19, 2020
Boeing has the same 24 hours that the rest of us do. They can use that time to be lazy and complain about their situation, or they can use that time to hustle and grind and build something for themselves. No excuses.
They can start a business. Learn to invest. Flip houses.
— Keziyah (@KeziyahL) March 19, 2020
In a series of tweets, the user responded to an issue about a company struggling due to the pandemic by offering the same “suggestions” that poor people receive
If Boeing really wanted to, they could work, go to school, start a business, and take care of their kids at the same time. Boeing doesn’t need sleep. That’s just another excuse.
If you really want something, you make it happen no matter what.
— Keziyah (@KeziyahL) March 19, 2020
Tired of lazy, ungrateful welfare companies like Boeing living off the rest of us. Get. A. Fucking. Job.
Stop depending on ordinary, hardworking Americans to bail you out all the time. This is the land of opportunity. If you work really hard, you can accomplish anything.
— Keziyah (@KeziyahL) March 19, 2020
If you’re a struggling company like Boeing and this thread inspired you, I help multi billion dollar companies achieve financial freedom by teaching them to start side hustles, invest in cryptocurrencies, and flip houses.
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— Keziyah (@KeziyahL) March 19, 2020
According to the US Census Bureau, 38.1 million people or 11.8% of its total population lived in poverty in 2018. Meanwhile, 17.3 million people or 5.3% of the population lived in deep poverty. This means that the household income of each family in this category fell below 50% of the poverty threshold. In addition, there are those who live close to poverty as well. Comprising 29.9% of the population are those who get by with incomes less than two times the poverty threshold.
Indeed, poverty remains to be a major problem not just in the US but in other countries too. So, as we fight against the crisis, may we not forget that there are always those who have it harder than us. May we always remember to check our privileges before we go about criticizing other people.
The controversial thread of tweets have garnered some remarkable responses
Boeing just has a starter job. They should move to another city if they can’t pay rent.
— Adrian vG ??? (@DesignByAdrian) March 19, 2020
They also should start living within their means. Maybe they need to move back in with their parents.
— Johnathan Lightfoot ? (@exnav29) March 19, 2020
Boeing should just pull themself up by their boot straps and work harder
— YeetJesus (@YeetJesus42) March 19, 2020
They should have a 6 month emergency fund. Should have saved their tax cut.
— Suzanner ? (@suser_rolfe) March 19, 2020
It’s all that jet fuel on toast the planes keep buying, greedy planes.
— Roisi (@roisiproven) March 19, 2020
They need that money for them bonuses bro. Yachts ain’t buying themselves
— Mike (@NYMike1991) March 21, 2020
Learn to code, Boeing!
— Bent (@BentKazemore) March 19, 2020
It should go back to living with its parents and get a job as a cashier at Target.
— Journal of the plague years (self isolating) (@VonHitchofen) March 21, 2020
Boeing has always been bad with their money & employees. I can’t tell you how many of my friends and parents’ friends they’ve laid off over the decades. And these employees reluctantly go back when Boeing calls because they have no other options. Some toxic relationship shit.
— Dan-Vy Le (@danvyle) March 19, 2020
Isn’t this the very idea of capitalism? If they fail, someone else will fill the gap. If a multi billion dollar global corporation can’t manage to handle a few bad years then they probably need a new accountant.
— Chris Anderson (@TheSlamAnderson) March 19, 2020
Maybe Boening can start a goFundMe page like when we need healthcare.
— Stuff About Hockey™ (@_hockeyStuff) March 20, 2020
Source: Twitter | KeziyahL