one must imagine sisyphus happy

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Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:09:49 2020 No.16687489 [DELETED]

one must imagine sisyphus happy

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:12:19 2020 No.16687503 Looks comfy.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:15:32 2020 No.16687518 https://www.nsfwyoutube.com/watch?v=7Sq-HYGfnIo

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:16:31 2020 No.16687522 I couldnt ever work in an office unless my desk was situated in a way that people werent able to look at my monitor.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:17:00 2020 No.16687524 >>16687489 Camus is shit

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:17:32 2020 No.16687529 >>16687489 I wish my office had that much space

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:18:33 2020 No.16687534 >>16687518 And he probably had to pay for all of it.

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>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:19:50 2020 No.16687542 >>16687489 Only people who have never done hard physical labor post like this. I would literally kill OP to work there.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:20:23 2020 No.16687545 All of a sudden

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:20:41 2020 No.16687548 >>16687542 suffering is relative x

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:21:42 2020 No.16687552 >>16687489 First world problems?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:23:21 2020 No.16687560 Omg this is it this is the thread ok this is the thread this is it here I go someone please respond

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:25:06 2020 No.16687567 If you wanna avoid this just become a fag and become a bottom for some rich queerbag nigger bitch cocksucker

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>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:42:49 2020 No.16687631 Is he watching Sisyphus hypno?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 19:47:24 2020 No.16687650 >>16687518 Yes YES

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 21:02:43 2020 No.16688007 >>16687489 But Sisyphus WASNT happy, it was eternal torture. Imagining him happy is just marginalizing his suffering.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 21:08:26 2020 No.16688045 >>16687542 suffering is relative x

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 21:10:01 2020 No.16688052 >>16688007 BASED

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 21:10:30 2020 No.16688056 >>16687542 One is imagining Sisyphus is happy.

Anonymous Fri Oct 30 21:11:10 2020 No.16688060

>>16687542
why not work as a security guy or something? it's boring as fuck but if hard physical labor bothers you, you might prefer it. that's i'm assuming you're not making big bucks rn anyways, of course

i used to work security (doorman, night shifts doing rounds in private parking lots etc) and i much prefer what i do now, got a job at a medium-large gallery where i move around paintings, scultures and such (arriving in shipments to storage, storage to the exhibition spaces, help with prep etc). it's not hard labor but it's physical and you drag stuff around all day, some of the statues can be 500 lbs +, love it, time flies. can't imagine working a routine office job where you just sit on your ass all day doing the same shit day in day out. unless it it was something i really loved doing

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 21:36:46 2020 No.16688208 >>16687542 >Only people who have never done hard physical labor post like this. I'm an electrician and I think it's pretty comfy.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 22:05:39 2020 No.16688351 >>16687489 Honestly why don't people just move out to a cabin in the countryside if they're stuck in the samsara of wagery, surely it's better than being a cog, a beast, something less than human.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 22:10:26 2020 No.16688377 >>16688351 Taxes. You’d still have to work

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 22:13:57 2020 No.16688390 File: 305 KB, 1500x1492, zombomeme16092020225848.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Wagie, wagie, back in cagie.

Anonymous Fri Oct 30 22:23:28 2020 No.16688456

>>16687542
Physical labour is far better. Youre moving and can have some relation to something resembling humans. I can't imagine anything worse than sitting in a cuck cubicle of human resources sprawl. The middle class is the wworst of technical scum.
Also, read Against Domestication.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 30 22:25:08 2020 No.16688465 >>16687542 t. retard

Corporate shill Fri Oct 30 22:43:09 2020 No.16688562
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>>16687542
THIS
All the replies to this post are cope by losers who will never accomplish anything in life. You are lucky enough to be born in the best country on Earth and have the opportunity to be rich but you have to get rid of the loser mentality.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 00:14:43 2020 No.16688994 >>16688562 This guy in the pic is definitely voting for Biden.

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 00:41:02 2020 No.16689133

Man, it's so pathetic, I make a lot of money working in an office, but I hate it. I tell myself I will stop once I reach this or that milestone but the goals keep getting completed and I just keep adding on new ones. There's no end in sight. One of of these hustler types, grind grind grind. And the worst part is I wouldn't even know what to do if I made a million and I could quit. I seem to have lost a sense of any creative passion or any longing for anything. The inactivity caused by not having to work would probably drive me insane.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 00:43:59 2020 No.16689146 >>16689133 The hard truth is you never had any creativity or passion to begin with. This is why you are a good drone.

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 00:51:41 2020 No.16689180

>>16688562
>HARD WORK PAYS OFF!!!!
sorry mike rowe, but it doesn't. never did. busted my ass for years in a shop, working 50-60 hours a week, just to watch a lazy asshole that came in after me rocket through the ranks because he was the nephew of the plant manager.

the american dream of making it big from working hard never existed. if that principle were true, then the illegal immigrants making minimum wage doing drywall and roofing would be the richest men in the country. but they aren't. it's the lazy, cutthroat assholes with connections that are profiting.

>>16689133
if you hate it then fucking quit. you live in a first world nation. you'll be fine, you'll live, if you're smart enough to hack it. you have no one to blame but yourself for your own misery.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 01:16:33 2020 No.16689278 File: 74 KB, 1024x512, stoic-1024x512.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16687518 You rage, you lose.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 01:17:35 2020 No.16689282 >>16687522 Why? You shouldn't be doing anything than work stuff on it.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 01:25:35 2020 No.16689311 >>16687518 Holy fucking based, what was he hiding in his cabinet though

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 01:26:03 2020 No.16689313 >>16687503 cope

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 01:26:41 2020 No.16689315 >>16687503 Fpbp

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 01:29:17 2020 No.16689326 >>16688562 >the celebrity with a TV show extols the virtues of hard work. I will never not hate this guy.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 01:33:14 2020 No.16689340 >>16688562 The biden mentality. Work hard and pay your tolls, bigot.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 01:36:00 2020 No.16689352 >>16688562 >#5 Say what you will about this "pledge", but that is a seriously good point to live by.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 01:39:54 2020 No.16689374 File: 11 KB, 300x120, 4chan.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >One must imagine Sisyphus happy.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 01:45:59 2020 No.16689400 >>16688007 sisyphus is a word, the monkey is doing his suffering by choosing to exist

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 02:12:49 2020 No.16689514 >>16687503 >>16687542 Ignorant as fuck

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 02:16:14 2020 No.16689526

>>16687542
I used to be an electritian before I fell for the office meme and I can tell you that bureaucracy is some soul sucking shit, at least in my former job I could go around the city and interact with new people , each day felt like a different experience.
But now I don't even feel the passing of time.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 02:18:44 2020 No.16689541 >>16687489 I don't remember Sisyphus getting paid, having other rock-pushers to shoot the shit with, or getting weekends and vacation time to himself. >inb4 stop being so literal I'm sorry but the analogy sucks.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 02:22:16 2020 No.16689556 >>16687542 and then as soon as you had it, you'd fucking hate it, you dumbass. Man is always becoming something else. You fucking idiot you never learn.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 02:37:49 2020 No.16689609 >>16689541 >pushing the rock of getting paid, having shit shooting opportunities and vacation time monkey being monkey is worse than being monkey refusing to be monkey.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 02:39:20 2020 No.16689613 >>16689609 Hello bot

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 02:42:14 2020 No.16689626

>>16688060
Yeah, that would be the dream. Anons calling me ignorant never worked so hard they were too stiff to move after or fucked up their backs. Sorry you had a little existential tremor but I've worked in an office too. The day would fly by in a blur, I'd get paid a good wage, and I'd go to the beach to drink whiskey amd sodas with my coworker. Now I lay in bed because I moved a shitton of furniture up and down a five story walkup.

If you think what I do is better, give me your job.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 02:50:30 2020 No.16689645 >>16689626 What’s preventing you from getting another office job?

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 02:57:53 2020 No.16689658
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>>16689645
I'm looking for one again. I don't know why I couldn't get one in the past. I have qualifications (4 year degree, blah blah) but I never got through the interviews. I think I'm just a scary looking person. Eventually I fell into working in kitchens which was rewarding work for me so i stuck with it. Then COVID hit and I lost my cushy corporate kitchen job with good prospects. Now I imagine my resume looks pretty mediocre.

Recently I've been pursuing overnight baking jobs and I recently got a job doing deliveries on foot which i don't mind so much, evsn if its for a certain totalitarian corporation. But I'll still be doing moving on the side to help make ends meet.

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 03:08:58 2020 No.16689690

>>16687542
I worked both office monkey stuff and the dumbest kind of hard labour like pulling up concrete with pickaxe, carrying rubble in buckets back and forth all day etc.
It has it's upsides, you're more fit, you feel better about your job, you're usually outside and your co-workers might as well be buddies.
On the other hand you will fuck up your back and knees by the time you're in your 30s, you come home physically exhausted which is still worse than being mentally exhausted and you're just less motivated overall in my experience.
I'll take my office job any day, all the downsides of it I can negate in like an hour at home.

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 03:09:18 2020 No.16689692

>>16688562
It's important to believe in your own personal agency, but not because it's factual or anything close to true. The truth is that while you might work hard, the factors which created the person who has the ability to work hard were completely beyond that person's control. This is a falsifiable statement which is ultimately true. While nobody can know the degree to which one factor dominates the other, we are undeniably products of our environments AT LEAST as much as we're exercising personal agency. While I think that the list he's holding in his smug little hands are words to live by (I live by my own version of them myself) there's very little evidence that you can just sign that piece of paper and suddenly you're on an even playing field with someone who had a good father who instilled a good work ethic, for example. I'm sure it's very gratifying to be successful and have this illusion that it's purely due to your own work ethic, but to buy into it completely is ultimately not a rational viewpoint.

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 03:34:37 2020 No.16689768

the best thing is probably doing manual labor for the city, like working for the parks department or something. you get to be outside, you move around, interact with the public sometimes but not too much, good benefits, reliable hours and you only work half of them. If you're ever driving around the suburbs in the middle of the day and see a municipal work truck parked in some random sidestreet odds are like 50/50 they're just hiding - especially if there's a cluster of them within a block or two of a pub.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 03:35:11 2020 No.16689771 >>16687503 how? it looks terrible

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 03:41:18 2020 No.16689784 File: 93 KB, 1173x750, 999999-80605628250.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16687542 here's your life in a office bro

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 03:47:32 2020 No.16689804 >>16689784 That looks insanely comfy.

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 06:09:42 2020 No.16690182

>>16688351

Because we've made sure that any sort of subsistence and freedom is overshadowed by ones duty to the state, and to others, not to mention laws on land, property etc. Most western democracies are insipidly utilitarian, the people even more so than the politicians. Here in the Uk, "doing your bit" is vastly more important to people than having real primal freedom, which means the average worker will most often deify work per se, even if it's entirely degrading. To them it's better to be doing your civic duty and not question the actual value of doing said duty. I've talked to a lot of people here who, when suggested the option of living out in the country somewhere or creating a self sufficient commune or homestead (I'm a pragmatic communalist), they immediately go into the whole " oh that's nice for you, but what about contributing to the economy?". I swear, angloids are the biggest slaves in the western world, the memes about proles waiting outside of Greggs reading The Sun are true.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 06:23:44 2020 No.16690217 >>16690182 >oh that's nice for you, but what about contributing to the economy Literally no one has ever said this.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 06:41:55 2020 No.16690248 >>16688562 this is why people invented the guillotine.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 08:36:35 2020 No.16690511 >>16687542 I've done roofing and that was preferable to sitting in an office all day every day. I got to see all sorts of place from up high, got adrenaline rushes just doing my job, had some laughs with the lads, offices are so stifling

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 08:43:39 2020 No.16690528 >>16687542 To be fair, office work can be uncomfy as well if you're working in industries like investment banking or management consulting. When it's a low-pressure, 9-5 job I can see the coziness.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 08:57:51 2020 No.16690568 >>16689282 Because I can't think when people are peering over my shoulder.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 09:03:44 2020 No.16690592 >>16687560 hi :3

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 09:07:33 2020 No.16690611 >>16688562 >opportunity to be rich one must imagine sisyphus happy

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 09:12:11 2020 No.16690640 >>16689784 >>16689804 YOU HAVE TO USE THAT WHEEL WHEN I TELL YOU AND DRINK THAT WATER WHEN I TELL YOU NO SLACKING OFF!

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 09:12:48 2020 No.16690644
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I was fascinated when I first read the myth of sisyphus, until I realized it's basically a bourgeois justification for a precarious job market and unfair material conditions.
>>16688562
case in point.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 09:14:14 2020 No.16690648 >>16687631 Lmao

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 13:14:14 2020 No.16691538 >>16687518 Return to monke

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Anonymous Sat Oct 31 15:57:56 2020 No.16692212

>>16687542
I'd always prefer physical labour over sitting in front of the screen. Brain literally gets smarter when you move, because new connections are being created by movement, it was designed for action. Also, free gains, ideal situation really. If you don't want to die early in your life and have zero testosterone and Alzheimer's you'd have to go the gym after office work anyway. So why overcomplicate it and create unnecessary clutter in your day schedule?

retard

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 16:10:05 2020 No.16692250 >>16687518 God, I wish there was audio. Imagine those women shrieking like baboons

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 16:16:24 2020 No.16692275 >>16687518 The tiger he destroyed his cage

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 16:20:49 2020 No.16692294 Been reading Bullshit Jobs: A Theory. And it's really good. But /lit/ doesn't want to talk about that.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 16:23:04 2020 No.16692302 >>16687489 I can't even imagine myself happy let alone Sisyphus.

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 16:30:42 2020 No.16692334

>>16690182

You're bitching about people with a "do your bit" mindset but state that you are a pragmatic communalist. You're probably just socially unlikable and are imagining a scenario where you're more important in the community than you are now in a weirdly distorted power fantasy you're passing off as an alternative ideology.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 16:31:36 2020 No.16692338 >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOkQJm_UGM4 >STOMP STOMP CLAP What's more humiliating is when your manager reads some arrogant self-help/how-to-boost-your-workers-productivity piece and tries to implement these half baked ideas in the workplace.

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 16:45:15 2020 No.16692384

>>16687489
oh not another cubicle thread, wagie wagie in the cagie, wow a bunch of people providing for their families because they weren't born into a rich family, it's just like the book from camus guys, look they have a computer with internet connection, haha haven't they read 1984, so smart social analysis

literal fosil Chomsky said it better, someone has to do those fucking jobs you intelectual imbeciles

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 16:47:25 2020 No.16692397

haha not being a stupid cubie or a cashier gives me enough time to do what I want all day and read all the literature I want,

construction workers read more back in the day than you do right now with all the free time, and they probably understood what Dickens was writing about more than you ever will,

go fap to your hentai and don't open a thread again

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 16:48:35 2020 No.16692403

>>16687489
The first four seasons of the office + the Pale King (which, by the way, were written in parallel and reference each other, as proven by the deep friendship between Greg Daniels and DFW, as well as their numerous conversations) I do not feel this is horrible anymore

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 16:53:43 2020 No.16692428 >>16692384 >someone has to do those fucking jobs you intelectual imbeciles You said it yourself: computers. Most jobs today are pointless busywork.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 17:08:34 2020 No.16692501 >>16692384 >someone has to do those fucking jobs you intelectual imbeciles Yes the world is much improved by marketing analytics or what the fuck ever

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 17:11:06 2020 No.16692507

>>16692338

If only you understood how desperate it feels as a manager trying to motivate lowest common denominator mouthbreathers to just clear the minimum standards required of their position every day. I hate all that motivational corporate nonsense too, but who knows what I might be willing to try ten years from now if I'm still in charge of entry level workers. I dream of making it into a tier of management where I have junior managers or skilled labor as my team instead.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 17:14:12 2020 No.16692513 >>16692507 No sympathy for you, you class-traitor bitch

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 17:57:48 2020 No.16692690 >>16692513 is this post ironic?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 18:03:57 2020 No.16692715 >>16687518 Love this. The makers of the song never made a dime due to a copyright lawsuit

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 18:13:42 2020 No.16692750

>>16692507
>Commanding mouth-breathers
>Not being a mouth-breather
>Not having common ground with mouth-breathers
>Can't relate to mouth-breathers on any level

Sounds like you aren't a very good manager, honestly. Maybe you'd suit better as a librarian?

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 18:20:06 2020 No.16692793

>>16692513

You think a post-revolution west won't require somebody doing my exact job? I make my living organizing people to accomplish tasks. That's it. I'm paid slightly more than the unskilled workers because I'm the one who is held responsible if the job doesn't get done. In a communist society there is someone exactly like me doing the exact same thing under the exact same circumstances, because it's necessary. So spare me your class traitor shtick, I'm just a different kind of skilled labor.

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 18:31:16 2020 No.16692845

guys. maybe camus is right, maybe he doesn't. it doesn't matter. just don't read him, don't get familiar with his ideas. get familiar with stoics or positive realists instead. read enough of the people whose ideas promote productivity and most importantly, happiness, and you will be more productive and happy. it really is that easy. i remember being very sad once when I was a kid, and thinking I hated being sad and why was I always sad. I looked at the mirror in my room and just started smiling manually, and held it for a while, and I started to feel better

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 18:52:36 2020 No.16692950

>>16692507
Raises and upward mobility are what's gonna motivate your workers. Making them do these degrading "motivation" activities will just ensure that even the dumbest idiot will halfass everything because they can smell the incredibly obvious bullshit.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 18:53:38 2020 No.16692953 >>16692715 I love Bittersweet Symphony. One of my fav songs.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 18:56:24 2020 No.16692966 >>16692513 >implying classes are real

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 18:58:50 2020 No.16692980 >>16687518 fucking kino

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 19:02:04 2020 No.16692998 >>16692950 I refuse to make my people do that sort of demeaning shit. But man, if you think tbrowing money at someone magically makes them a better worker, you couldn't be more wrong.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 19:02:16 2020 No.16693000 >>16687542 I never did "hard" physical labor, just the regular kind and it's hugely preferable to sitting in a cube all day working on shit you do not care about.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 19:16:07 2020 No.16693069 >>16692212 >>16690511 >>16689784 >>16688208 >>16688456 >>16688465 >>16689514 >>16689556 Mongoloids who have never had a physical job that made your body be in constant pain need to shut the fuck up.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 19:17:28 2020 No.16693074 >>16692507 You'd have to have down syndrome to be motivated by that

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>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 19:27:12 2020 No.16693109 >>16693069 Its all about balance. Whenever Im not doing strenuous physical labor Im wishing I was. Then when I am Im wishing I wasnt.

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 19:32:19 2020 No.16693124

>>16692998
>But man, if you think tbrowing money at someone magically makes them a better worker, you couldn't be more wrong.
explain
it's on the tip of my tongue (or mind) but I just can't acertain why is it that someone's a lazy slob
they always say the pay is shit so they purposefully work as little as they can but I think that's just an excuse, they could be paid an amount that would make them lsoe all their money problems and I'm sure they'd still be just as lazy

Anonymous Sat Oct 31 19:36:23 2020 No.16693140

>>16693124
They could be paid a higher amount knowing its entirely dependent on their performance and not slack off because they dont want to lose that money.
But there are always people who will do the absolute minimum and willingly take pay cuts just to take less responsibility.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 19:38:27 2020 No.16693147 >>16693140 but these people live stressed daily because they have a family to feed a mortgage to pay etc and more money should reduce this money-related stress yet they still choose to slack off

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 20:11:52 2020 No.16693272 >>16688351 >Honestly why don't people just move out to a cabin in the countryside if they're stuck in the samsara of wagery So they can inherit the samsara of that lifestyle? What a brilliant exchange.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 22:54:20 2020 No.16693844 >>16688060 What is the official title for the job?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 23:17:43 2020 No.16693931 >>16688351 because you still need money to be able to buy that cabin, pay property taxes year after year, food, and medicine if you get sick

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 23:26:54 2020 No.16693963 >>16693272 Yes, it is

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 31 23:38:44 2020 No.16694009 >>16689771 Why does it look terrible?

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>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 1 00:13:20 2020 No.16694139 >>16693844 Sounds like he's talking about a Curatorial Assistant

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 1 05:17:51 2020 No.16695120 >>16693844 Titty Inspector

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 1 05:20:48 2020 No.16695129 >>16689374 fucking underrated

Anonymous Sun Nov 1 05:34:28 2020 No.16695162

>>16689180
>the american dream of making it big from working hard never existed. if that principle were true, then the illegal immigrants making minimum wage doing drywall and roofing would be the richest men in the country. but they aren't. it's the lazy, cutthroat assholes with connections that are profiting.
lol, i bet you hate self made men like elon musk

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 1 05:46:13 2020 No.16695189 >>16692428 >You said it yourself: computers. Most jobs today are pointless busywork. IT does not increase productivity

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 1 05:47:22 2020 No.16695192 >>16692793 >In a communist society I will direct other's labour power. Nice try tankie.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 1 05:48:07 2020 No.16695195 >>16688351 Because police will hunt you down and imprison you if you try to live by yourself without paying taxes.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 1 05:55:21 2020 No.16695210 >>16695195 That's not true. You'll need to pay property taxes, that's it. Alternatively, you can also buy land in unorganized parts of alaska where no property taxes are levied whatsoever.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 1 06:11:37 2020 No.16695251 >>16695210 >That's not true. >goes on to confirm that it is indeed true kys you dumb fucking mutt nigger.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 1 06:13:20 2020 No.16695256 >>16695251 Parts of alaska have no property tax, so it isn't true. Regardless you could make enough on SSI payments to more than adequately pay enough in property tax elsewhere . You're the one who is stupid.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 1 06:51:26 2020 No.16695382 >>16687489 anyone know which CAD program left is working on?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 1 07:06:02 2020 No.16695424 >>16695210 You might as well tell them to go live on Mars if they don't want to pay taxes. -50 degrees is not a joke. Sustenance living in moderate climes is one thing. This is completely untenable for almost every singular individual.

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