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Citizen Erased
I held my tongue on this one but jesus, you don't half run your mouth firing b****cks for ammo.
Ive worked very physical jobs and jobs behind desks all my life, until recently.
When I "Worked behind a desk" and was donating my time to charity causes was that not a "proper days" work? How about when I was doing 100 hours a week to stop a company going bankrupt and my boss loosing his house? What about when I was designing car parts and then going and physically putting them onto the real thing using my hands? Does that count?
Pretty obvious you have an IQ starting with an 8 so I'm probably peeing in the wind here but do you honestly think that you need dust on your boots, oil on your hands or coal in your hair to have done "a proper days work"?
Im guessing teachers, nurses, child protection officers, engineers etc. Have never done a proper days work then?
Theres are virtually no physical labour jobs with unpaid overtime because typically that's all the job is.. ones time. There's nearly a requirement to work unpaid overtime in all sorts of roles, especially "non physical" ones these days for less and less in return.
You've got the lack of nous to understand that. But what really got me is you have the audacity to state people who aren't physical workers will live longer...
You've clearly no idea of the stress that can come with a "desk" job. I've literally watched two colleagues have heart attacks and die at work from their desk jobs stresses all the while "not doing proper work".
Ive a new career these days, shift worker too. In the past week I've been directly responsible for 10,000 lives and £10s millions of equipment. I sit down while doing it. Is that not a proper job?
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