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Normie Life Mogs
- Sep 19, 2023
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Her actions are deemed rebellious by definition "Rebel is anyone who shows a desire to resist authority, control, convention. OR revolutionary who trying to overthrow a government." a desire to change things isn't always necessary for someone to be considered a rebel. Rebels are those who challenge the existing authority or system, and this can be done for various reasons, including frustration or a need for self-expression, their actions may not always be aimed at positive change.
Why, then, can that not apply to me as well? I have a desire to resist authority, and I do when practicable.
She is slowing down the system by not working, that is common sense, her mother and she work actually make the system faster and more efficient in exploitation than only her mother works. Also, that is without considering that she is younger and probably has more capabilities than her mother.
You can't compare her not working to she and her mother working. The alternative is her not existing. Again, this is all assuming that doing literally anything with money (aside, I guess, from spending it - as she does) is always good for the system.
Again, we are all salves who depend on systems to live. If you want to believe in a lie, that is fine, it doesn't make any difference anyway. There are 8 billion people who think that way. BTW, her hatred is logically and philosophically acceptable.
I don't think I contradicted that. I said "We're comparing two potential lifestyles. Even if you want to call them both "slavery", and one of them gives you more leeway to make choices and define your life. Even if you think it is very little leeway because you are still largely choosing from a pre-determined set of options, it is better than the alternative." By providing for myself while acknowledging the system is fucked up, I'm not "believ[ing] a lie," I'm dealing with a harsh reality.
If you are not self-reliant, then you are a cog in a machine, instead you should embrace it as e/acc does. It is not wrong from different perspectives.
I'm not saying it's "wrong," I'm not saying she owes anybody anything, I'm saying she's not a hero, a rebel (in terms of common use, by the definition you provided, essentially everyone is a rebel in 2024), or tearing the system down by not doing anything. She's increasing the amount her parents spend into the "machine," and the system loves spending, right?
lol you are absolutely glorifying the NEET lifestyle by saying that it is the way to fight the machine and bring down the system. I don't know what could be more glorifying than telling someone that a certain lifestyle is ending the ultimate big bad evil. And calling me a "conformist" is generally seen as an insult, so you are making judgments.I am not debating your life, and I am also not glorifying the NEET lifestyle.
If you think humanity is a disease, I think you disrespect all people's lifestyles, lol.I respect all people's lifestyles, and I don't obligate them to subscribe to a particular lifestyle. I gave up on humans long ago, disease should be treated by technology, and the disease is humanity.