While General Protection Fault is an incredibly enjoyable comic, it doesn't do justice to the struggle of workers everywhere. Yeah, while I promote non-work, everyone should understand that "work" means "alienated labor": bullshit, non-self-fulfilling (i.e. not fulfilling on a level you'd enjoy off the clock), labor, such as most wage slavery.

That aside, I'll continue to enjoy GPF for its narrative and character value, and urge all my fellow workers to quit adhering to the strangulatory system they continue to work under, and to organize in classic working-man/woman fashion.

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