/lit/ - Literature

>>7988322

I'm not going to make you do anything, what I'm saying is your being selfish if you think contributing to the bigger plan of helping the human population is less important than whatever you do with your time. I just think if you're gonna live here help out. If you're not going to help, then move on.

>>7988347

Well then I suppose leechers gonna leech. But that's on you and if you feel comfortable being nothing more than a leech, (not even a leech), more like bacteria, then I'm comfortable with calling you a low-life, dead weight scumbag! Who doesn't deserve the air he breathes.


>>7988678

>It seems like the only way to be a 'member of society,' for the majority of people, is working for the profit of a few people up top while getting paid the least amount of money possible: a very real source of demotivation.

Very bleak outlook you have there. There are employment opportunities that don't factor to those problems. Check your area for what they are. Be a firefighter or ambulance medic. Nurse, or a school teacher. The world needs a better education.

I'm going to assume you're American and quote one of your ex-presidents famous speeches, I could be paraphrasing but here goes:

"Ask not what your county can do for you, but what you can do got your country!"

Now factor that globally.

>NEET-life is a pretty appealing alternative desu.

Because it's easy, safe, clean. Be a bubble boy but you're missing out on what there is in the world to explore, enjoy, experience!

Have fun mummy's boy!

Post god-tier opening lines

>talking to people who say they are into postmodernism but haven't read any of the philosophy