You have the right to be lazy. If the working class were to arise…*not* to demand the “Rights of Man”, which are but the rights of capitalist exploitation, *not* to demand the “Right to Work” which is simply the right to misery but instead….

If, uprooting from its heart the vice which dominates it and degrades its nature, the working class were to arise in its terrible strength, not to demand the Rights of Man, which are but the rights  of capitalist exploitation, not to demand the Right to Work which is but the right to misery, but to forge a brazen law forbidding any man to work more than three hours a day, the earth, the old earth, trembling with joy would feel a new universe leaping within her. But how should we ask a proletariat corrupted by capitalist ethics, to take a manly resolution ​ Paul Lafargue, 1883. ​ Source