Calvinist "work ethic" is a problematic doctrine, but it's still more moral than a structurally oppressive synecure.
You're comfortably ensconced within a powerful economic inequality machine, and you're fighting for your right... to party? It's a bit gauche.
At least I tell myself I'm keeping the lights on for many families.
yes i think happiness is meaningful and in a just world would be a non-negotiable part of participating in society (economically or otherwise)
You're right—happiness is meaningful, and the pursuit of eudaimonia may well be the most moral act.
Can you truly be happy while billions suffer unnecessarily?
By this logic, no one is ever allowed to ask for more except for the person who has the least. It is nonsense.
Can't we ask on behalf of one another?