/lit/ - Literature

>>13784091
If you find a job that you enjoy, or one that makes a lot of money, it wont feel like slavery.

>>13784091
if a philosopher cannot incite you to inoperativity then hes not a philosopher. a philosopher is a man that corrupts the youth. there is more of a philosopher in Charles Manson's toenail then in the whole of Zizek

>>13784106
>If you find a job that you enjoy
that's nearly (if not outright) impossible

>>13784091
become a monk or priest

>>13784091
Anarchists

>>13784091
Become a youtuber

>>13784831
he said he didn't want to be NEET

I don't think philosophy will help with that. The obvious ways to avoid wage slavery are:
1. Saving money
2. Learning to invest money
3. Finding sources of passive income
4. Developing skills that save money or allow for opportunistic income
5. Reducing your dependence on income/material goods

These things can be pretty fun once you get into it.

>>13784934
How clueless you bourgeois kids are
Send him a $20 for his start-up

>>13784091
>Can anyone keep me from working, but I still want to work, but only at the top
It's called not being an entitled bitch. Turns out: if you want to get ahead in life, you don't start there. You have to slowly make it to the top. Everything starts out as "wage slavery." If you want to start a business/do a passion project, you have to work to save up money to do so. The other option is to take an over-ambitious loan and then get stuck working in actual borderline-slavery for the rest of your life.

>>13784953
cringe and bluepilled

>>13784091
1. First you need to implement the lifestyle of minimalist to avoid buying shit

2. Spend most of your money on investment while working

3. Transition yourself into an artist.

>>13784879
>Kaufmann translation

>>13784091
just win the lottery bro

>>13784953

>>13784879
How does becoming an anarchist prevents me from becoming a wage slave?

>>13784947
you sound poor but well educated its a shame life couldve been very generous to you but you chose to have your voice die in the flames of your own creation

>>13785166
>/pol/s criteria

>>13785258
I didn’t choose to be born into poverty, you nitwit.

>>13785221
Those are the philosophers who tell you how you can get out of that. Libertarian-socialism is my preference, though no one can stop you from looking into authoritarian-socialism

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FzdmDTiSFN4

>>13785279
>If I read this book about ideology, I won't have to work

>>13784106
all proles should find ways to enjoy their servitude

>>13785289
Leave it to a blo-jack collector to think everything comes in pill form.

>>13785298
>ha I'll just wait until the revolution, then I won't have to work

>>13785279
What if other state isn't libertarian-socialist?
I don't see how that can happen in the real world.
Maybe I'm a brainlet, but wouldn't we just come back to where we are at?

>>13785309
...with this sideway stuck dildo in my mouth

Of course *you’ll* be waiting

>>13785322
A political revolution take a relatively small vanguard to overthrow an existing government. This happens because the governments are always a small elite.
When an anarchist says they want a revolution, they want an actual *social* revolution. All the people on board, overwhelming the status quo

>>13785323
>heh I'm not waiting for the revolution
>once everyone agrees that things are bad then I won't have to work anymore

>>13785289

>>13785361
>swallows dildo; face all proud and smug

>>13784091
Find a part-time job in which you earn enough money to sponsor a low expanses modest lifestyle

No philosopher can save you OP. Take the /fash/pill and fix your life by taking action instead.

Thought without action is death. Pull up your bootstraps and strive for a true purpose in life that isn't just making money.

>>13785336
How do I live in the meantime then?
I would like for it to happen, but I need to support myself

>>13787094

il faut imaginer Sisyphe heureux.

>>13787136
boi, your showing weak beta bitches. I'm talking abt real action, doing work in your community, contributing and teaching yourself. in doing what they did they undermined one of the biggest parts of Fascist philosophy: be a productive member of society (along with the fact that they didn't take the time to better themselves and were likely Fascist in name only if even that.)

I'm talking about actually educating yourself on Fascist works, read the Doctrine of Fascism and the Codex Fascismo to start out. From my experience, the ideology made me realize not to be a bitch boy and cry in the corner while your life goes to shit. If you want change, you have to make it

>>13787158
>Camus: "Dude the universe is, like, totally indifferent to our aspirations, man, it's like the human condition is totally absurd, bruh. So just, like, embrace it, lmao. If you can't beat 'em, join 'em, amirite, fellas?"

>>13784091
You have to be above average yourself, in order to avoid the fate of being average. You gravitate to your natural level in life.

>>13784828
It really isn't if you aren't a brainlet who can only consume and not create anything

>>13784091
Buy books on permaculture
Save Money
Build your own small estate
Dab upon modernity.

>>13787166
>If you want change, you have to make it
Which is a very individualistic kind of message, which is interesting, because fascism is not an individualist ideology like liberalism is. How does a society full of individuals enacting change become a stable totalitarian system with all forces striving together?
My hunch is that it purges, then stagnates.
Just thinking aloud. I have no axe to grind here.

>>13787128
Been working on that myself.
I need to get like minded folks together and start something. Something mutually beneficial for these uncertain times.
Don’t give up. Good luck.

>>13787719
People can’t live like that in a bubble though.