One of the most controversial statements you can make this day and age, 'I don't want a job'.
And kind of understandable, because for perhaps most people this implies: 'I want you to work for me and I don't want to do anything in return for you'.
However, this often isn't the case. I personally love to be of service to others, but not in a forced 40 hour job that can be almost completely unimportant.
I would want to work 40 hours a week for a job wouldn't like if we all needed to do so to ensure the basic needs for a society, so food, shelter, basic technology including a (simple) computer/internet and infrastructure. And if this was the case, a 'get a job or starve' would be more understandable, yet despite this, we all agree on a sort of mass slavery in the name of luxury.
But in developed countries not so much % of the jobs are for that basic-ness, by far most jobs exist because we want to consume so much. Yet of most products and services I couldn't care less, especially if the person doing it doesn't even really want to make or participate in it.
So now it's becomes clear why some people don't want to be forced to work, because you would be forced to do something you might not prefer, for stuff you might not want.
Meanwhile you could possibly add much more to the society if you would be free do your own thing.
And you could be truly happy and passionate doing it.
And it would be much less stressful on behalf of the planet (big issue), and on behalf of the people.
Freedom over forced luxury.
Peace
Nice relevant song
