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Millennials are exhausted by working more for less.
(www.theguardian.com)
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I don't want to criticize that, it soubds pretty nice, but that's nowhere near as radical as I was thinking.
Plus, remember; there is no outside, walled gardens do not endure, thermodynamics apply, and you cannot lifeboat the coming catastrophes.
it's certainly not radical, i agree with that. Personally i just don't really care about others. So it's not like it would really bother me one way or the other.
I do have foundational beliefs on a lot of this shit, but if i don't have to think about it, then i won't, and i see no other reason others couldn't follow in suit.
It can look like there's an outside, but that's a lie our masters tell, so people who're fed up walk away instead of fighting back, violently or otherwise.
i don't consider it outside, i consider it to be the corner of a large room with a lot of people in it. But that corner just so happens to have very few people in it.
Til it doesn't. Good luck, I guess. Could stand your help to really fix shit though.
i'll be around, it's not that i won't, it just depends on how important it is to me really. If we're talking fundamental individual freedoms, i'll be there.