1980: Abolish Wage Labor
Abolish Wage Labor Capital allows us only one kind of productive activity: wage-earning people have to be broken in for years before they are willing to accept the loss of 1/3 of their time to working, not to mention the other 2/3 of their time which is spent recuperating from work. Ideologists maintain that work is necessary, because they equate commodity-production with social wealth. But nowadays being rich doesn’t necessarily mean that you lead an exciting life; it just means that you own a lot of objects. Society leads proletarians to believe that, if they work hard enough, they can lead this mythical “good life,” thereby condemning them to mind-numbing work at some idiotic activity with the goal of obtaining ridiculous objects. All those hours lost on the job, all those unfulfilled desires, and in return, a salary, the reward for having participated in commodity-produciton. And the only thing one can do with this reward is acquire more commodities. A salary gives access o...