>However I think a substantial number of posts are creative writing exercises A lot of division trolling going on there, trying to foment labor militancy. r/an

>However I think a substantial number of posts are creative writing exercises A lot of division trolling going on there, trying to foment labor militancy. r/antiwork is the most visible facet of it, endlessly trying to encourage strikes, calling out, sandbagging, etc. This overemployed stuff (people blatantly bragging about how they're getting so much money for barely working and how you're stupid if you don't try and scam the system) is another facet of it. It's the usual suspects exploiting and widening any and all divisions in society they can find.