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>>22264369
No or weak father figure

>>22264369
As opposed to the sensitive aristocrat of the soul neets here?

I've read the above post thrice already, and I still don't understand it

We work longer and harder than we need too while earning way less for ourselves than we deserve. Wages have stagnated, four hours a day has been shown to be productive enough
>>22264386
He means this site is filled with NEETs who do nothing all day, jerk off to historical aristocrats, and thinks they're above work yet are different from leftists. Specifically he's making fun of Evola types

>working hard is... le good
Everything you value most was made by lazy people though

>>22264369
Sneed works Chuck fucks

>>22264369
Marx hated that fella, called him a "cuban nigger" and so on. He didn't approve his daughter's relationship with Lafargue at all.

>>22264369
Not a liberal but can you explain to me why working hard is a good thing?
This is may be corny for some of you but "work smarter not harder" is more logical. Now don't ask me what's "logical", but if one can finish work with equally amazing result to a hard worker but with less hard work, maybe it is a valid thing.

>>22264449
What Marx hate is probably what I love.

>>22264452
Working hard as opposed to being a lazy bum. It's obviously not about using your intelligence to solve problems.

>>22264455
Right to be lazy is pretty amusing. Worth a read.

>>22264369
kill yourself anon, I'm not against work but working hard isn't good if you're working more than you should and getting paid less

>>22264369
what do you do for living may i ask

>>22264449
This isn't true at all, they had plenty of amenable correspondence and Lafargue became good friends with Engels around the time Marx was declining in health.