I wanted to devote my life to music and needed a day gig, for which I was wholly unprepared. I did telemarketing, and mind-numbing temp work. For months, my job was alphabetizing and filing. Basically, I was treated like a dog. Right now, the biggest employer in the United States is a temp agency, and I got to experience that first hand.
Insecurity is such good business.
When you have to call up every morning at seven to find out if you have a job or not, there's no way you're going to be organizing a union or trying to get a higher wage. Those of us without computer skills were making four dollars an hour. That's wage slavery, and I was happy to escape. I'd like you to make the case for what you support, rather than just what you oppose. First of all, you have to come around to a different way of thinking.