>>213623696 (OP)
Basically it's about being honest and having actually read the gospels. I don't believe in God but I still carry the old New England protestant ethic that Marxbots hate.
If I'm on the clock, I work, because I agreed to. Unless something is going wrong, I'm not being paid the agreed amount, or I'm being forced to do something I didn't agree to and really dislike, why would I bitch?
I don't see work as daycare or my employer as my surrogate parent.
I see my superiors as superior only in the explicitly delineated context of our work agreement. I don't get angry I'm not in their position, or feel oppressed by their existence, or think much about them at all unless they're annoying me.
I am equally capable, as a standard issue white man without major mental illnesses, of giving or taking instructions or directives.
When I go home, I have stopped thinking about work by the time I start driving.
When I'm at work, I will even be thinking about other things so long as it doesn't interfere with my performance.
I see myself as an equal to every other citizen and don't care if richer people get into exclusive clubs or have things I can't afford to.
I don't see their money as something I'm rightfully owed or should be mad they have, I see it as theirs.
I especially dislike modern Marxists for always interfering in the investigation of corruption by screeching that capitalism is rape, profit is exploitation, and generally that any time two people agree, it's evil and force needs to be involved to make sure they get "their fair share" of other peoples' money and resources. They are the most "capitalist" people I've ever seen and care far more about money and are far more wasteful of it than most of the few rich people I've ever known.
I think it's absurd to try to force everyone into a socialist system of enforced redistribution to "preserve their dignity". There is more dignity to begging in the street honestly and openly than in having the feds steal for you.