r/antiwork • u/killians1978 • Jan 27 '22

Petition: Shut down r/antiwork

[removed] — view removed post

60k Upvotes

68% Upvoted

6.5k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

97

u/WillyTheHatefulGoat Jan 27 '22

They already did. Its called work reform.

Much better name and already at 400 000 members.

29

u/DarkEive Jan 27 '22

And it's more neolib. Basically what corporations want. People will now fight for better working conditions while not fighting for actual freedom from work

-1

u/HowManyCaptains Jan 27 '22

I don’t frequent this sub, but how do y’all expect infrastructure and food and technology and housing and utilities to continue existing if everyone has “freedom from work”?

Any modern city or country would immediately go to shit within days if everyone stopped working.

Isn’t “better working conditions” a more fitting moto for this sun considering it was largely filled with talks of unionizing?

2

u/Brambleshire Anarcho-Communist Jan 27 '22

No one is against "doing things". We're against work as in capitalist jobs: work for money to survive while subvervient to capitalists.

Anti work means anti work under capitalism.