Freedom Tuesday #31
Yes, dear reader, we wasted one more Tuesday because we didn't get our neighbors notified that robots can do work more efficiently than human workers and all we have to do is keep working, but stop paying, bring on the robots, and EVERYTHING is FREE!
Yes, you heard that right, newb. All the workers of the world have to do is to continue to do the work we do today, stop paying for stuff in stores, and tomorrow life goes on like it was crapitalistically craptastic.
The workers did the work, the stuff is on the shelf, all you got to do is go get it, or call the delivery guy to pick it up on his way.
I know that your cognitive dissonance is telling your confirmation bias that this is all gobbledy gook, but the facts are the facts.
The Conquest of Bread was laid out by a Russian prince that renounced his privilege ~100 years ago.
Craptialism has done nothing without labor doing it for them. All that wealth that is locked up in the one percent is unpaid wages of the folks that actually did the labor.
You do know that what you are begging for by supporting crapitalism, is wage slavery, yes?
You think it is perfectly acceptable to have to pay the boss for the privilige of doing work he can't do? He gives you a job, you give him a kick back by working for less than the full value of your labor. Then, like a good little slave, you buy in the company store at a markup to your wages.
Open your eyes, dupes!
You do one share of the work. You have one share of the work coming to you.
What that share will consist of is up to you. And the workers that agree to do the work of getting it to you.
If all you want is supper, the cook still has to agree to cook for you. If you want a car, the car having fella will need to want to give you one.
As we are all good workers, then this should only be a problem for bums.
Think somebody is a bum, then don't do your work for him.
Don't like that lady? Don't cook for her.
IF you ever get your head around what the FBA is babbling about, you are gonne be astounded at how you could have missed this simple recipe for what ails us.
