We're trying to reduce the numbers of hours a person has to work.
We talk about the end of paid work being mandatory for survival.
Partnerships:
/join #antiwork)Extreme violence is having a society set up to reward antisocial psychopaths who intentionally let people die so they can get more money.
Yeah, people are getting squeezed harder and harder, well past their breakong points, while the rich keep getting richer and richer. A company can poison an entire county, or deny healthcare to tens of thousands of people and it's just business. But when people defend themselves, it's suddenly violence.
I hate the media for portraying radicalism / extremism as a negative thing to be avoided.
This is same as late 1800s when socialism came about. 14+ hour work days, no health care, no pension, no worker's rights, no HSE resulting in death and maiming, and so on. Then suddenly, the workers start talking, maybe the factory owner doesn't have our best interests at heart. Maybe we could imagine a better society where people are not expendable. It's worker run government for all the people, or owner run government for the owners.
Even aside from the justice and retribution angle, killing an active serial killer is for the good of all society. Why should that CEO be treated any different from a mass shooter? Literally nothing about this is extreme.