I'm shocked about the rise of #antisemitism and less hidden #antizionism/antisemitism blending in my wifes vocational school. Apparently "israeli" is now just an all purpose negative adjective like 'toughtguys' used to say "retarded" or "gay" to everything. Also they seem to be nonstop "joking" about #Netanjahu tapping on their phones or joke "begging the mossad" to make them achieve thing XYZ in oldscool "shadow elites" manner. Even the term Rothschild seems to have dropped uncritisized a few times.

This seems to be average teens takeaway from the 'antizionist movement'. Well done /s

What is your opinion on (modern) frugalism?

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I understood it as a strategy of privileged high income people, as there are many in the chaos bubble, to retire early (without the usual strategy of inheriting) by avoiding luxury and consumerism and living like a normal person instead to save up lots in stocks until they can live off those.

But now I think while they are capitalists and don't come from a position of necessity, their basic idea bears true:
The goal of work shouldn't be to afford to consume more but to have basic needs covered with as little life spent in wage slavery as possible. And that many things we now feel to be necessities are not.

And I know we won't change the system by consuming differently as 'first world middle class'. Not the national and especially not the global. And I know we live in times of low luxury and high necessity prices. And consumption is all many look forward to in their grey wage slave lives.

Reminder to morning coffee needers:
Tea's also great, just as free (~15¢/cup) and changing things up; makes life less monochrome. And there's many kinds and adons.
I'm currently at (black) ceylon leaves with bottled lime juice and honey.

Also works to interrupt if ur (adhd) thoughts got stuck to get up and make a cup.