That's a rather knee-jerk reaction to the anti-work argument.
Let me simply point out that a majority of the planet's population doesn't have access to antibiotics, high tech medicine, and other stuff that comfortable leftists assume will be sustainable after any type of revolution.
Shit, I don't even have access to high tech medicine right now, unless I want to incur a significant financial hardship (I'm unemployed and uninsured).
Why don't we work towards a revolution that strives to provide the essentials to everybody on the planet and at the same time eliminating alienated work. Then we can talk about who's going to volunteer to work at the antibiotics plant.
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An American soldier in a hospital explained how he was wounded: He said, "I was told that the way to tell a hostile Vietnamese from a friendly Vietnamese was to shout ‘To hell with Ho Chi Minh!’ If he shoots, he’s unfriendly. So I saw this dude and yelled ‘To hell with Ho Chi Minh!’ and he yelled back, ‘To hell with President Johnson!’ We were shaking hands when a truck hit us."
(from 1,001 Ways to Beat the Draft, by Tuli Kupferburg).