Unfortunately much of the world feels entitled to the labor of others and refuses to acknowledge the mental gymnastics we accept as a society.

One has to look no further than the way we treat food service employees. People demand to be served. They feel they are entitled to their basic human needs being serviced while blaming those servicing them for being under valued.

It's sick and twisted; our society is mentally ill.

I remember when anti-work meant anti-work. As in, fewer jobs, more free time, against the notion of labor as an entire thing. Our entire species retiring.

Unfortunately most people only remember back to the explosion in subscribers that preceded the Fox "interview" by 6-9 months. During which time there was a marked uptick in bad faith arguments pushing what eventually backboned the work reform sub. The (likely paid) Fox appearance was just the diarrhea drizzle on the shit sundae. And then it was obvious to all that the entire thing was comprised of lazy drooling idiots. Narrative captured, mission complete.

Eliminating work wouldn't actually be enjoyable.

We just need to reform society so that people aren't required to be employed to survive.

Humans inherently like to work and be productive. The problem isn't working, it's employment under shitty companies.