Being Revolutionary Is Not A Checklist Of Lifestyle Purity.
The average person works, commutes, and sleeps a total of 17 to 18 hours daily. The remaining 6 to 7 hours are typically not in one block, but split into two: before and after work. Personal hygiene and food consumption take up at least 2 hours a day combined on average. Housework takes up typically an hour a day on average. Now, on a work day, people have to try to cram: working out, reading theory, performing mutual aid, paying bills and running errands, staying updated on local and world news, and finding time to decompress mentally with hobbies or whatever so they don't have a breakdown, all in the remaining 3 to 4 hours daily. It's anti-working-class to ignore the material conditions workers live under and expect people to get all that unpaid required domestic labor done in 3 to 4 hours while trying to add in mandatory requirements to be a communist or leftist. It's anti-mental-health to think everyone's mind cognitively works the same and can handle and process li...