i might live in an ecominic exile, i might, but it will only take a few words to have sung in my heimatspre(s)chen to known upon what altar i leave my heart, and allegience to... a man who identifies himself as an englischmann but also attempts to retain the individuality abstractum has but to embody an: ad abstractum populis... i believe in cognitive tattoos... why should i pay an allegiance to a person who pays no allegiance to his own people?! akin to me i ask: have i met these people? no! would i want to meet them? no! but would i want any harm come their way?! no! i'll borrow a german word: as i'd call out: the english "think" they work hard... sure, they work their 40+ hours a week, unless you're a professional on a construction site working an office space: you really are: working "hard"... see... i'm looking for a noun... it's what the germans made law: to no send emails outside of working hours... the english? they don't seem to understand this concept! nichtaußenarbeitenzeit recht... the english understand "working hard"... i.e. procrastinating... i feel ashamed to have to state that vater deutsche didn't teach sohn sachse what work actually implies... the fact that the english concern themselves with an equal measure of "work" and an effective time-wasted in a commute: well... my bad... to work hard is best described by an effectiveness... the modern englishman doesn't understand no more of capitalism than he understands "working hard" differentiated from working effectively... the germans know the concept of an effective workforce: because they understand the concept of: arbeitenzeit... sure: if you want me to farm hogs i'll me more than qualified in terms of having observed the ******* absurdity... CONTENT CREATORS! nichtaußenarbeitenzeit recht: not outside of working time law: E-MAILS! the english have no private life that might allow them to respect other people being effective in working hours: hence they have to extend "working" outside of working hours... and paying compliments do deutsche was really always that good? it would seem to be the case: having the fantasy of imagining the english being employed as 2nd Jude in digging the La Manche autobahn... simple concept: nichtaußenarbeitenzeit recht: the law that says: you will not contact me outside of working hours... the english have no concept of this right... the english have been perpetually prescribed their inability / ability to "work"... being primarily bankers in the upper tiers: insomnia meets procrastination... but at least the germans have a work ethic: which the english lack... at least the germans know that: you work when you work, and you rest when you rest... you are supposed both of these forms of currency... work doesn't not equal but one form of currency: with the higher tier of currency: rest - being wasted on ****-pants "managers" who could probably find it hard to organise a piñata party! oh sure: the english really, really: "work, hard"... but at least the german knows how to work effectively... respecting both money and the currency of leisure activity away from working! the english are a people have no concept of respecting earning a currency: since they only reduced it to consumerism... and a claustrophobia of a work: either done or not done, yet the money / thing / exchange of things still earned... the english have no respect for earning leisure: which is why they most certainly will loiter like skin-cancer lobsters on holiday on some beach in the Caribbean: like some new-money Russian couple; you can really respect the worth of work if you allow the worker being able to earn two forms of currency: (a) the currency itself (b) a way to enjoy it, rather than simply spend it, otherwise (c) money is just as mythical as the alchemical search for the philosopher's stone. - you can't even begin to fathom my vitriol with regards to who disrespective people are to the german concept of: nichtaußenarbeitenzeit... then again it makes sense why marxism was born in england and not anywhere else.