I've seen that video, and while I agree that our leaders (and the vast majority of society by not refusing) are trying to mold us into this consumerist wageslave who's supposed to just shut up and take it, I do believe there's more to life. Happiness is a very subjective and personal thing, something nobody else can decide for us. The best memories I have of life are actually quite simple natural things. Like sitting on a swing aged twelve humming my favourite song, or waking up on holidays in France, looking forward going to the beach, seeing the lovely girls, jumping into the waves with the sun above, riding my bike around town before sunset, hearing people enjoy themselves at the campsite, feeling the warm air around me. Simple, right? But forever gone.
I feel happiness entails being healty and able to do what you want to do, and sometimes that means money, like travelling for instance, but when you're barely surviving on a day to day basis there's not much room for pursuing one's dreams, and I blame society a lot for that. But as in regards to happiness I wouldn't rely on other people to sort out these problems for me, like wageslaving for instance, I'd just take it. Yep, if there was no other means I'd rob assholes and corporations blind if that is what it took to enjoy life again. The catch is health though, in particular unresolved MHI. It'll completely destroy how one perceives life, this attachment to the world, and from there on there is no more point enduring all of it to make ends meet, because there is none.
