>i need to fit in into the normie "grind" culture to have a chance at a well paying job and a gf
>pretend to hide my power level at all times just to have a shot at this
>contribute to the same society's growth that you hate in the first place
wait i know the game was rigged, but this is worrying me… should've just lucked out on rich parents and good looks to not worry about life, now i'm depressed all the time, how do i cope?
>>3160real shit.
really dont like that most other peoples advice is just on how to fit in… what about the fact that work takes all your time and energy, and ad you struggle to make it and keep your position which allows you time to struggle, you keep others down and rely on the system for the privilege of criticizing and plotting against it, or the known problem of cognitive dissonance leading to peoples feelings and beliefs aligning with their actions… the game is rigged and thr only way out is realizing it, organizing with other people to realize it, and collectively trying to change the fundamental way society works. And who knows if that will even work or is possible.
>>3149i get u. Everyone knows pretty much what it takes to sell out and survive. Wheres the leftist advice on not selling out? idk but i know i dont have it
also you might be interested by how nazi Lagers were run, its neat… privilege gained through selling out to your enemies was the only way for prisoners to survive. the default prisoner just withered away and died. The capos got extra rations so they were fit. They kept order and snitched on other prisoners. No one could fight back effectively becuase they were systematically disempowered physically, except for the snitches and traitors.
>>3222>collectively trying to change the fundamental way society works. And who knows if that will even work or is possibleI personally believe there's a realization that myself and many should come to understand. Most if not any of us will survive to see a truly free society. Maybe some higher levels of autonomy could be achieved together within our lifetimes. In simplest terms, to be free is a great responsibility. More important of a task than living in accordance to any alleged or supposed states. The unfortunate situation is our idealized visions of a better tomorrow are just a cope. To envision organizations alternative to or in direct conflict with capital are just mental exercises. To live free is to no longer be oppressed but also to not opress others. The MLs are correct in believing capitalist dictatorship must be overthrown to eradicate it's forms of social organization. Where they're wrong is creating "new" institutions mirroring those of capitalist economics and representative democracies. Their beliefs a social revolution that strives towards a reconstitution with the end goal being a stateless and moneyless society is a historical propriety. When we all know in only two generations after WW2 those institutions failed to maintain the USSR. These Marxist-Leninist governments controlled near half the world for only forty years. Apparatuses of the state lending themselves into being capably dissolved by reactionary elements. Against the will of the true communists any vestiges of socialism will be mostly forgotten with the deaths of it's former citizens. That's really what I'm getting at. We can hope, cope and fight all we possibly can. The sad fact is we won't live to see capitalism totally abolished. Even within socialist government was capital victorious to be infecting thought patterns.
Nice trips btw
>>3261I'm of the belief we're only as free as we allow ourselves to be collectively. Y'know how the Ayn Rand types believe collectivism is inherently unfree? On the contrary, my line of thinking is the only free associations are ones which aren't transactional. Not giving just so you can take something for yourself. Attributing value to things which are immeasurable is a fool's errand. Obviously fair arrangements are meant to be agreed upon by those involved. Real problem being is the collective indecision of societies past and present. We don't need politicians to make collective agreements but democracy is only meant to work half the time. Only half the population even really cares about politics to begin with. Less than that care to dedicate themselves into becoming truly educated. We aren't free to choose in matters of anything aside from ourselves. Someone else's future been decided by us unknowingly, unwillingly or by our uncaring. So by that i've come to realize i was dead before i was born. I guess that's why we're here to try and understand "why?".
As if any of that is a consolation prize
>>3227this is like literally the psychotic option
it's a bad cope, cause it can get out of hand.
>>3262"freedom is necessity realized" ig
and yeah collective shit is a potential source for our power… power is in direct opposition to freedom, well at least according to stirner, but empowerment is really what we want when we say we want freedom.
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