I don't want to work https://twitter.com/MartianMarxist/status/1259363268822360064 …
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Replying to @arthur_affect
That’s the whole point. You won’t consider it work if it’s your idea and you like it
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Replying to @pazimzadeh @arthur_affect
Exept that's never true. You just grow to resent the stuff you used to love doing because there is no figurative wall between work and play. So it all blend together irrelevant of the condition of labor. Replacing capitalism with social capital and seniority. Is doom to failure.
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Replying to @N0M2D3 @arthur_affect
I think being interested in one thing makes you interested in other things. Who said you need to do the same thing your whole life?
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Replying to @pazimzadeh @arthur_affect
My point is work is work. It sucks. Some folk may find joy in there work but it will never be universal thing. No matter what you do we get without sci fi tech it will be necesary to work but don't piss on us and call it rain. This shit will always suck to folk like us. That's it
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Replying to @N0M2D3 @arthur_affect
Sci-fi’s no panacea, especially with that attitude. What do you mean by folks like you btw?
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Replying to @pazimzadeh @N0M2D3
I have done many different kinds of jobs in my life and lived many different kinds of lives But my "bad attitude" is something I will defiantly take with me to my grave
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Like to paraphrase the famous quote about "What's a Red?" in The Grapes of Wrath, the essence of socialism is having a bad attitude Always bitching that your hours are too long and your rate is too low
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Because you think you're "too good to work", that having to work at all is offensive to you on a deep personal level Because IT'S TRUE
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