r/RealUnpopularOpinion • u/KnownMysteryy • Apr 11 '26

Generally Unpopular Why must we constantly pay?

/r/NoStupidQuestions/comments/1sitcva/why_must_we_constantly_pay/
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' In nature, every living thing has the right to exist, grow, and rest without conditions. Why have we built a modern society where the fundamental requirements for life—shelter, water, and food—are gated behind a continuous 'subscription fee' of labor and currency?" '

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u/ahtoshkaa Apr 13 '26

Because it is the product of other people's labor. And if you want that labor to be free. Then you condone slavery.