I don't think anti-work people generally primarily fight against paternalistic companies. They fight work ethos as a whole. See for example https://www.krisis.o

I don't think anti-work people generally primarily fight against paternalistic companies. They fight work ethos as a whole. See for example https://www.krisis.org/1999/manifesto-against-labour/ https://www.krisis.org/1999/manifesto-against-labour/ > A corpse rules society – the corpse of labour. All powers around the globe formed an alliance to defend its rule: the Pope and the World Bank, Tony Blair and Jörg Haider, trade unions and entrepreneurs, German ecologists and French socialists. They don’t know but one slogan: jobs, jobs, jobs! I would argue the punk movement is not about rage but about anarchy and disobedience towards a conformist society. It's more about being an offensive social drop-out, a splinter under the bourgeois' skin - Not out of rage but out of revulsion.