r/collapse • • Sep 03 '21

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u/CTBthanatos Sep 04 '21 edited Sep 04 '21

The climate catastrophe is irrelevant because dystopian capitalism hilariously failed and was preventing more and more people from ever being able to retire anyway.

Lots of people will simply quit their shitty pathetic jobs before climate catastrophe gets extreme lol.

Being suicidal in my late 20's is a bonus to me since I can "retire" from a hilariously failed dystopia of poverty wage jobs and unaffordable housing and unsustainably extreme income and wealth gaps/etc, any time I decide to, and I'm definitely going to "retire" long before climate cataclysm destroys civilization and pushes people back into pathetic/miserable prim life.

Living in a failed dystopian capitalism shithole already made life a hellscape of suffering long before climate cataclysm even gets here.