I’ll let the reformists do the reforming. And I’ll be there every step of the way to point out when those reforms don’t work.

That is my job. The reformists only want to manage the symptoms. Or at least pretend that they want to manage the symptoms because they will come up with bureaucratic excuses to take away those reforms and to not let you have them in the first place.

Economic base of society reproduces certain behaviors in our cultural/ideological superstructure. You want to manage the symptoms, I want to cure the disease.

Who “really can’t work” in your opinion?

I don’t work. Every few months I’ll really put in the effort and throw the applications in but nobody wants to hire me at this point. I’ll get demotivated and accept my couch surfing lifestyle again. The times I have had a job, they’ve not lasted long either.

You ask my friends if I’m disabled and you’ll get mixed answers. I personally don’t see myself as such, but I am very defiant and not particularly skilled.

Many people would say I’ve “chosen” to be unemployed (I don’t see it that way, but many people do)

Do I deserve to have my needs met? Healthcare, food, water, shelter?