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I do the opposite. I refuse to peddle in this bullshit. I am that super-demanding client. It's a struggle, but I do well. Not as well as the bullshitters, but
by arpyzo 5y ago
I do the opposite. I refuse to peddle in this bullshit. I am that super-demanding client.
It's a struggle, but I do well. Not as well as the bullshitters, but well enough to satisfy my family's needs and desires.
The peace of mind of knowing that I'm doing my part to make the world a better place is priceless, and I wouldn't trade it for anything.
- wayoutthere 5y agoHonestly I feel the same — bleeding corporations of the resources they need to extort people out of their money is making the world a better place. Praxis takes many forms.
- arpyzo 5y agoAn interesting take. I'm sure you won't be surprised to hear, I don't think what you're doing leads to positive change. I think it leads to a race to the bottom. Are you sure your take isn't just self-justification?
- wayoutthere 5y agoHonestly don’t care about the second order effects on the broader economy; it’s about taking direct action, ripping the system, then spreading the wealth around your community. Not everyone is a straight white guy with a family and kids, and if you’re not, climbing the corporate ladder doesn’t happen for you if you play by the rules.