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When I was young I lived in a commune of sorts, with artists and hippies* and what not. Every few weeks a couple of us did just that, because why wouldn't we? Also later when I worked in a group home for elderly autistic people in all shapes and sizes that experience came in handy as I was used to the smell. Usually I ended up doing the shittiest (harhar) cleaning duties and it never really bothered me even though we were supposed to rotate. One of the nurses with over a decade of experience refused to even enter a room while I was emptying the stomach contents of one particularly tricky patient (he essentially had plugs straight into his stomach for both in and output, they definitely generated some interesting smells). Sure, I got paid for the latter half, but I still did that stuff daily for years. Later when I became a father there was absolutely nothing that could faze me anymore. Sort of glad I got to experience all that, weirdly enough. I even miss that job sometimes, felt like I at least did something meaningful.

Don't know what your definition of nefarious is but to me the whole thing sounds shady as fuck from top to bottom and I'm being generous when I call it that.

Someone certainly didn't do all that well at their history lessons. If Memnon led an ARMY from Aethiopia to the siege of Troy there *might've* just been ..say, a few people of different fucking complexions mucking about in the immediate aftermath of said siege. Not to mention all the trade going on for centuries in those parts. ..and also, yeah, a Cyclops is just fine because it happens to be the right color, right? But this is otherwise a complete dealbreaker, is it? What the fuck? (I mean, I know it's just a racist piece of shit spewing idiocy, but still, what the everliving fuck?)

Have been for a while now. In neat (read: horrible) little tabs that never go away unless you manually force them to.

So uh, did this guy who died get what he needed while he literally worked himself to death? No? Oh. To each according to their needs huh? I don't really mind much of what Marx wrote *in theory*, but it actually has to work *in practice* first.