Not really, going economically inactive is a rejection of the state of affairs. But some patterns or modus operandi have been going on for thousands of years,

Not really, going economically inactive is a rejection of the state of affairs. But some patterns or modus operandi have been going on for thousands of years, albeit reacting more quickly now a days due to improved forms of communication. >At airports people are employed to straighten suitcases after they tumble onto the baggage carousel. People need to recognise slavery and not be treated like a dog. The 1st world has its problems, but the planet has its problems, people need to look at things with a global perspective as well as a national perspective and read between the lines. The days of a job for life are over, the days of working in one country all your life are over. The need to retrain and remain up to date is a form of cutting the fat, a variation of survival of the fittest, but still survival of the fittest. Becoming cynical can be healthy a healthy attribute to have. The over aching desire to get people worshipping money couldnt be more on display that ever before. https://www.scmp.com/business/economy/article/1524064/sex-and-drugs-add-europes-murky-gdp-figures https://www.scmp.com/business/economy/article/1524064/sex-an... People need to make sure their lives are not stolen, because when you realise whats been done to you, its hard to recover from that. And as long as people continue to get away with stealing from others in legal ways, the fraud will continue.