I was really appalled to see a post get 10k upvotes before being deleted. In this post, part-time working OP considered his grandmother an annoyance for her continually suggesting that he work full time so that he could move out of her house. The entitlement and exploitation of kindness was unreal.
It could not be more clear that the grandmother was supporting him out of love but really wanted to reclaim her space to herself in her golden years. Instead, OP wanted to basically give her the finger and continue to squat on part time working under the assumption that she owed it to him.
Working 40 hours a week would be unnecessary in the US if wealth were distributed properly, and I think that's part of why we are all here. But coming from a guy who used to work 70 hour work weeks, 40 hours is not insane and plenty of people afford the time to be a work reform activist while also dragging through the existing system that is needed to survive.
Family is one of the most important things we have. I would and already have bent over backwards to make my aging grandmother more comfortable. OP is a lazy, entitled, asshole if he continues to put her in that situation, and it is a bad image for the work reform movement. He's not sticking it to the system, he's sticking it to his grandma.