What is fate to say

Itachi stop this

you are right i am so sorry tom and bill kaulitz

I get it on some level, especially as someone who has worked alienating, minimum wage jobs in which I have absolutely no stake other than the necessity of getting money to pay rent. but it’s not the work. it’s the capitalism. I do not dream of labouring to the benefit of a boss who steals my own time from me, or to pay for the militarism of my government, or even to contribute to a hypothetical pension for a hypothetical retirement. but I do dream, intensely, of labour: labour that won’t kill me, and contributes meaningfully to a society I am proud of; a society not driven by profit for a few, that exists to meet the needs of everyone around me. we do not live in that society. but if we want to make it, labour will exist, and not just menial physical labour but an extraordinary amount of mental and social labour, almost none of which will ever be replaced by automation, and that is not a bad thing.

 i tried to be funny and it backfired miserably

“osaka naomi, four-time grand slam champion with a career high ranking of world number one. the final link in this torch relay. she is the first asian player to hold the number one ranking. and at the age of 23, she has been an advocate for social change, using her voice to raise awareness on equality issues.” | tokyo 2020 opening ceremony