Why is autism associated with not having a job, and why is not having a job associated with being worthless?

Business & Economics
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The boomer trite narrative is that if you do not have a job, you are worthless.

The internet trite narrative is that if you are autistic, you are unemployed, or if you are unemployed, you are autistic.

The issue is:

The people IRL who scold me (and others) for being jobless are ALL boomers who grew up back when times were easy and everyone was White and everything was cheap. These boomers are tone deaf to the current reality.

Internet people who scold me (and others) for being jobless always appear to be privileged people who are lucky enough to live in all White areas and thus are also tone deaf to reality.

In my area, every business has Indians, Haitians, and Hispanics working for them.

Understandably, I am not too keen on getting a job.

This is only a third of my reasoning.

Another reason is because my parents decided to move into a shitty, tiny, yet extremely expensive apartment long ago. Grandma has recently cut us off and mom is complaining constantly about how we are screwed. We were being foreclosed on last year and we were only saved because grandma bailed us out, which is not gonna happen again. For some reason, mom refuses to let go of this shitty apartment in a shitty area that I have been forced to live in since the month of my birth.

Even if I did get a job, it would not be enough to pay for this place. There is no incentive for me to work if I am gonna be homeless regardless.

That brings me to my next and final point of why this “jobless people are worthless” trite narrative is almost certainly a jewish psyop:

Why on EARTH should I slave away for a society that hates me? Why should ANYONE slave away for a society that alienates and hates them?

I keep seeing this tired, trite argument being spammed over and over:

“You do realize that Hitler would have executed you for being a lazy, worthless retard who refuses to work, right?”

Right, Hitler would execute me for refusing to slave away for a jew owned country. Yeah, sure buddy.

If I lived in Natsoc Germany, YES. Hitler would execute me if I continued to be lazy.

But this is not Natsoc Germany. This is judiast America.

I HIGHLY doubt that Hitler would fault me, or ANYONE, for not wanting to slave away for the jew.

The “Hitler would have executed you for being lazy.” trite narrative REEKS of judiasm.

The “Jobless people are worthless” trite narrative REEKS of being a psyop made up by jews to trick Whites into slaving away for a society that hates Whites.

To answer my own question in the title of this post, it is because it is a jewish trick.

“Oy vey, refusing to slave away for a society that hates you makes you autistic, Goy!”

Whatever. I am proud that i have never held a job. If that makes me a “”“worthless”“” “”“retard”“”, then so be it.

Even if I did get a job, I would put in zero effort.

I think that it is very possible that the ACTUAL retards are the Whites who put in maximum effort to work for a society that hates them.

But! I am willing to hear alternate, even dissenting opinions!

Tell me what y’all think in the comments bellow!

I know that IndigoWizard is a fellow jobless individual, so I wanna hear his input.

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If you have no place to go, I might be able to let you stay at my house awhile or find you somewhere else to live. I also work at a factory that’s always hiring.

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Autistic people don’t get jobs, because autism is fundamentally an atavistic behavior. Jobs are mind-numbing and repetitive.

But you have to understand that civilization is fundamentally built on exploitation. You either get into an exploited role or you get crushed. You’re either a capitalist or you’re a struggling prole.

The alternative to this system is leftism. Leftists want to turn our countries into communes. But communes do not scale past around 140 people. Their system is fundamentally incompatible with civilization.

So you either work, or you live on the cold, hard ground. And down there, you are stuck.

There is hope however.

Intelligence means economy of action. It’s the number of operations that an object can perform. So IQ and the g factor, those do not fully represent what we think of as ‘true intelligence.’ Intelligence encompasses things like how humble or arrogant you are, how many facts you know, your life experience, and how sensitive you are to the feelings of others.

So, it is possible to increase one’s intelligence, even if one has in-born limitations. You can become smarter than a 160 IQ Einstein if you merely keep an open mind, and study every day.

The stock market rewards intelligent financial decisions. It rewards alternative perspectives. It is one of the few areas of the economy that handsomely rewards autistic sperging. It rewards your knowledge about race realism. It rewards your knowledge about systems, and how they change over time.

Now consider: the smarter you are, the easier it is to predict the market. Betting on certain stocks goes from putting your money into a slot machine to picking up a glass of water. Both involve prediction, but one is uncertain, and the other is clear and obvious.

Read Obvious Adams. I would work a job, and study finance a little bit every single day. You want to become a sort of financial virtuoso. Because if you can make a living off of your autism, then you won’t have to work. And you have assets that will be very useful to the cause.

Be the Buckethead of stocks.

Also don’t leave your family hanging, that is not cool. And try to find a job where you can work on stuff in secret. I get writing projects done while on my shift.

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Our culture has been atomized and deracinated to make people into more compliant consumers and servants to the economic interests of the corporate elite, that was what public education was all about, and boomers were subjected to the greatest amount of propaganda without an alternative perspective from the time of their birth. Raised in a post WWII society, all of their morality descends from how the system responded to and treated them after the war.

Historically, you would inherit your parents house, your family would own their own land, and it would be in the family for generations. Even here in the Midwest of the USA there are still many generational farmers that have been there since the country got started.
The “Elites” don’t like this, because it creates high trust tight knit societies that are hostile to their interests, so they trick people into accepting city life and multi-culturalism.

Labeling things as Autistic and Schizophrenic is a classic tactic used for the collective bullying of people into contrary modes of being, it’s just how we operate as social animals, and the Masons and all the others promoting evil exploit our better nature to our detriment.

However, you should absolutely find some kind of work and labor to occupy you. You have a responsibility to your race and to your kin or potential children to provide them with stability. If you shirk this responsibility, you are not doing your part to overcome the evils of the world.
Boomers might be race blind idiots, but that’s all the more reason for you to defy them, and find some way to work hard to support your race.

If the options in your area suck and are brown/non-white, look into other forms of work. I’d recommend Work Camping, Farm internships, disaster relief, seasonal resort work, etc. Farm work is the best because you’ll learn the most skills, and talk to people with land and homesteading experience that might give you a lot of good learning towards whatever it is you want to do long term.
Learn to live frugal, take care of your body, and find some way to support your racial folk.
Sites like WWoof can connect you with other farms looking for assistance in exchange for room and board and education, so if you don’t have money it’s a great place to start. The more corporate seasonal jobs are always hiring and they pay well, but you will have to put up with more.
There are other sites that connect you with farmers of a less liberal variety, many farmers hiring now that hispanic labor is under threat, etc.

You might not be a worthless person just because you don’t work, but ask yourself, if you don’t work, what do you have to provide for the world? What can you provide for a potential partner? What can you provide for yourself and your family? What are you able to provide for your people?
Shitposting and memes are fun and all, but idle hands will be the death of us. Don’t slave away for a corrupt society, slave away in service to the world you want to create.

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I have come to tbe conclusion that you guys are correct.

I shiuld stop making pathetic excuses, bite the bullet, and get a job so that I can have resources and experience in the future as opposed to sitting on my ass all day.

Easier said than done, but I will look into getting a job.

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I will bite the bullet and look for a job I think.

You guys convinced me that some type of creed is better than sitting on my butt and shitposting/trolling/editting/screen consooming all day.

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For what little it is worth, I have a job and not at all because I love the society in which my job is situated. Rather, my job has allowed me to have the sort of life I like (some land, animals, garden, homemaker wife). Pretty much every one I work with pays a mortgage rather than rent. My job isn’t glamorous or high status or anything but I often enjoy it and really I have done a lot of leisure reading while on the clock (I read perhaps the entirety of Don Quixote while getting paid , for instance). The long and short of it is that I have a job for me and mine, society be damned.

Like another poster above, I work in a factory (I troubleshooting automated machinery). I can think of at least a handful of coworkers I would wager money are ‘on the spectrum’ as people say. Having my job might be a diagnostic criterion for autism.

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A job constitutes the value you are providing to the world, all other value being regarded by the world as latent or wasted, irrelevant at best and an act of selfishness at worst, or in other words all your value that you do not provide to the world enough to fulfill its demands is either a net neutral or negative to your ‘account’, and thus your worth.

Furthermore, the world (the world at large, as a system, in a sort of economic sense, disregarding isolated, charitable people or systems put in place by the government to try and redress this issue) does not care whether you are objectively disadvantaged, misguided, or have a genuine reason not to want to provide the world any benefit. The world is like a callous tradesman, seeing how much value you give it against how much it demands. People and institutions trying to help this, however earnestly, are only modifiers to this fundamental system.

Autism is being different in a way that leads to disconnect, jobs require a connection, therefore even though autists are often more qualified for work, getting a job all the waddling through annoying little systems is the hard part.

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Mimmis loves you <3

mimmis

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It doesn’t have to be a dreadful thing. I know the cliche thing to say is “Find something that you love”, and that is easier said than done, but the truth reigns true.
Find something that, even if it isn’t what you want to do long term, at least has elements of enjoyment or helps you gain the skills you need to do what you want.

I’ll give you an example from my life: I wanted to learn a lot of farming homesteading skills + Survival skills so I could learn to be autonomous. I ended up getting a job at a decent landscaping company in Oregon for a few month, taught me how to use tools and do some basic maintenance, and I then used those skills to work for farmers in the U.S. to where now I’m getting ready to start building up my own orchard and growing apple trees.

Don’t let privilege or disadvantage hold you back, find what reveals itself to you, and use it to build a path towards what you want. I hated landscaping because it was basically the aesthetics of uniformity performing work for lazy stupid people, but it gave me the skills I needed.

Be realistic, but also try to find those nuggets of optimism in whatever you do to keep you going. Like a sculptor defines his art one little chisel mark at a time, the bigger picture will gradually emerge.