Let us imagine the impact this will have.
Everyone must quit. (Exceptions for nurses/caretakers, firemen/medics, water distribution system workers, etc...)
Stop supporting this corruption.
We can do it! Do not be afraid!
We can all quit together and we can wipe the slate clean.
Clear all debt and drop the Mason Money!
Imagine...
You first!
Perhaps we should divide everything, and make sure every citizen has as much as the other.
When I was in high school, I liked to think of communism as something idealistic, which sadly could not be used in real life.
Lately however, I've stepped off the idea that such equality is even desirable.
It would take away the desire to be competitive and improve ourselves. Why would one study to become
a doctor, if you can earn as much when you're a secretary? Only for the intrinsic reward.
And I do not think that we should take away the extrinsic reward, because if you take that away, you might
prevent people from achieving the intrinsic reward because they're simply held back.
I'd like to get something out of my job later, and I don't want to see it as something I 'have to do
to serve someone who's making money on my back'. Do all people see having a job so negatively?
I for one, kind of look forward to having one, because I know I will:
- feel productive
- be more independent
- have the means to improve myself in other areas I'm currently working on
- achieve certain skills
Of course, I could be the naive student with little working experience, but every summer vacation I
work in a kitchen. It's a shitty job, but it feels so good to know you've been productive, and have
achieved something. You sleep much better, and physical labour isn't that bad. It has something
satisfying.