La ansiedad y la depresión que va con ella es un problema estructural y que los gobiernos no hagan nada por reducirla es lamentable. No es una enfermedad contagiosa ni un cáncer, es un mal que aparece, muchas veces, por motivos laborales.
Estoy agradecido por la presencia de los 82 militares de Israel que vinieron a hacerse fotos y posar de rescatistas. Si no estuvieran aquí estarían asesinando niños palestinos.
IMAGÍNATE CUANDO LA GENERACIÓN SIX SEVEN
DESCUBRA QUE VAN A TENER QUE TRABAJAR
DESDE LAS SIX DE LA MAÑANA
HASTA LAS SEVEN DE LA TARDE
Y NO LES VA A DAR TIEMPO DE VIVIR LA VIDA PORQUE VAN A SIX DÍAS A LA SEMANA Y EN EL SEVEN VAN A TENER QUE LIMPIAR LA CASA
Liberlerdos descubriendo que la tecnificación bajo el capitalismo no está diseñada para mejorar nuestra vida sino para aumentar los margenes del capitalista.
@StarlessCrimson Yo les deseo una buena ansiedad o depresión, que no sepan por qué están mal pero que no se puedan levantar del sofá. A ver si siguen diciendo que tienen mucha jeta, que fastidian a los compañeros y que tienen que dejar el trabajo y no estar de baja.
Yo prefiero abrir el melón de los médicos de mutuas que quieren que sigas produciendo aun con problemas graves de salud, porque su título no es para sanar si no para proteger a la empresa
Puestos a abrir, abramos melones reales
🔥Ya ha terminado la temporada de la fresa y, casualmente, se inicia un incendio en el asentamiento chabolista de Palos de la Frontera que ha calcinado las 300 chabolas que había. No les ha quedado nada. Los nadie ya nos han dejado de ser útiles hasta el año que viene.
Una sola persona tiene más riqueza neta que el 46% más pobre de la población mundial (unos 3.800 millones de personas).
No hay argumentos que sostengan esto. El capitalismo es barbarie, el peor de los mundos posibles. Van a acabar con todo si no les paramos.
Logros del capitalismo: crear un trillonario.
Logros del socialismo chino: sacar a 850 millones de personas de la pobreza.
No tengo nada más que decir.
The human species has essentially been transformed into a giant profit-generating machine for corporations.
Under capitalism, humanity exists to serve the interests of the corporation. We are all livestock; beasts of burden used to carry margin expansion forward from quarterly statement to quarterly statement. Enjoyment of life has no value other than the extent to which it can be used to increase the net worth of the shareholders.
That’s why everyone’s so unhappy. We’re not living with purpose. We’re not working together to build a better world and a better future, we’re just pulling levers to turn gears to make the arrow line go up on the graph in the conference room. It’s a hollow, pointless way for people to live.
It makes our whole culture vapid and soulless.
Music is made to be as profitable as possible, which means giving it the broadest possible appeal using formulaic song structure calculated to cause a chemical response in the largest number of human brains.
Movies are designed to draw the largest possible box office revenue at the lowest possible risk to studios and investors, often by just rehashing a movie that’s already proven successful in the past or by slapping together a story about an IP with pre-existing mass appeal.
Food is made to be fast and addictive rather than nourishing.
Healthy human connection has been commodified as social media intertwines with friendships and dating apps insert themselves into the development of romantic relationships.
Human sexuality is being warped and twisted as internet porn normalizes violence and degradation for the maximum number of clicks.
Attention and engagement have been monetized, creating an information ecosystem dominated by conflict and gossip designed to appeal to our baser instincts.
Advertisement is injected into every possible corner of our waking sensory experience, with any available space where the eye might rest or the ear might listen being flooded with psychological manipulation compelling us to consume. They’ll start running commercials in our dreams the instant they have the technology to do so.
You spend eight hours at the office working to generate corporate profits, then you come home and consume products to profit other corporations. You need your beer and snacks to unwind, your streaming services and social media to distract your mind from the stress of it all, your online clothing purchase to try to feel good about yourself, and your prescription drugs to get to sleep at night. People live their entire lives like this.
And that’s those of us who are lucky enough to be living in the global north. In the global south you get wage slavery and exploitation with far more toil, far less relaxation time, and no cheap products made by impoverished workers on other continents with which to comfort yourself.
All of humanity has been roped into this mess. And for what? To make the numbers in some bank accounts increase. To get some green arrows pointing upward on the stock exchange. To enable a few billionaires to buy islands and elections.
All while destroying the biosphere we all depend on for survival.
This, we are told, is the best possible system we could possibly be living under.
I personally do not believe this is true. I personally believe we can have better. Those who benefit from this current arrangement are going to assure us it’s impossible and do everything they can to stop us from changing it, but we do have the means to reclaim the wealth, dignity and happiness that they have stolen from us.
They built this whole machine on our backs. All we need to do is stand up.