The Socialist guide to surviving in Capitalism | Doing well isn't treason.

by Panzer
Hey you, yes, you.
You want Capitalism gone?
Good.
But let’s face it - unless every discord shitposter with an anime avatar gets equipped
with a t-34 the downfall of the biggest system ever built isn’t going to be happening any
day soon, at least not in the west.
That’s why we introduce the well-rounded, and not in any way based on mine and my audience’s
personal experience - the all encompassing - Socialist’s guide to surviving in Capitalism.
While we can easily blame almost everything on Capitalism, unironically, I don’t have
enough time to go through every aspect of life which the system damages.
Why?
Because I can’t dedicate my full time to Youtube due to having a job, because of Capitalism,
unironically.
So, in order to keep this concise for all you wonderful pill popping anxiety ridden
no attention span having tovarischi - we will cut it into 3 parts:
WORK MONEY SPENDING
STAYING MOTIVATED
Some of these might not apply to your conditions, and you should not look at them as being the
be all and end all approaches to the aspects of life defined previously.
Others will make you go "isn't that obvious?"
Well, for some it might not be.
The only thing this video is trying to do is share some experience, mistakes and lessons
me and different comrades have had.
Wanting a better world does not mean we should live the one life we have in misery.
Get outta here with that liberal moralism.
Your employer, no matter how nice, or mean - will never be able to afford paying you
the worth of your work.
In this system - profit is what drives them - and even if they attempted to step out of
it and support you fully they would go bankrupt or lose to competition.
Therefore you are not only in competition with your employer’s competitors but with
your employer themselves.
You owe them nothing - but to the contrary - they owe you.
By not paying you enough on what you deliver daily they exist as a direct anti-thesis to
your thesis.
Now that we have that out of the way, let’s get it started (play let’s get it started
in here oooh) and then start listing out:
Don’t overwork yourself.
Thousands of data points and statistics show us that the employee who stays extra hours,
doesn’t take days of, and is extremely loyal to 1 employer does not end up getting promoted.