/lit/ - Literature

>useful

>>18359912
I have no problem with utility monsters. all that matters is the sum.
also neets are utility monsters, since for them one moment of freedom and leisure produces many times over the pleasure one single wagecuck is capable of experiencing in an entire life.

>>18002782
>I am on welfare. I live at your expense, you pay taxes and I don’t do a fucking thing. Twice a month I go to the clean, spacious welfare office at 1515 Broadway and receive my checks. I consider myself to be scum, the dregs of society, I have no shame or conscience, therefore my conscience doesn’t bother me and I don’t plan to look for work, I want to receive your money to the end of my days. And my name is Edichka, “Eddie-baby.”

>>13139834
>work will le set you le free

PEAK COPE

>>13118187
cope harder wagie, you'll be slaving away till you're 80

Hot take: Both NEETS and wagies are both trapped in metaphorical cages. The wagie, obviously has to go to work 5/7 days of the week so he pay his bills. Unless you're working a job you're passionate about that fulfills you, spending most of your time doing something that you have no drive to do is obviously going to be stressful.

But the NEET is no better. Unless you somehow have a couple hundred G's stacked in your basement, you're probably completely financially dependent on the state, or god forbid, your parents. You cannot consider yourself to be truly free if you do not have financial freedom. And, even the most mangy vagrant humans have an internal motivation to pay their debts, and if you're living in your mom's basement, that debt would be moving into your own fucking place you subhuman. Not even counting financial freedom, if you live with your parents you have to actually share the house with them and you can't do whatever the fuck you'd want to do by yourself. The sad fact about this existential dread inducing question is that...if you want to be free and i mean truly free, as in -- fully self-sufficient and not dependant on anyone...You will most likely have to work. Yet if you find a job that fullfills you, makes you happy and you don't want to bite the pillow every morning just thinking about going there. Then, then you will be free. Alas, a profession that truly clicks with you and brings you true joy is extremely rare.