consume and work

I was thinking today about how the working class lives day to day, or paycheck to paycheck. I myself am a member of this frowned upon "class".
In this capitalist world we live in, or should I say work in, we are to believe we are only as good as our job title or we are worth only as much as our paychecks.
We work 5 days a week, generally speaking, and have the weekends to ourselves.
On those weekends we do nothing productive, nothing to positively influence our nation in anyway, nothing.

For most of us, it consist of self indulgence or selfishness, under the pretenses of "a deserved day off." Which as i had said, is never productive.
Our everyday way of life is work and consume. The commercials on television remind us of a life we don't have, things we can't buy and advertise food that is horrible for us, along with prescription drugs used to help with our self diagnosed ailments.

We live for the weekend, we live for our jobs, we live for television or a fantasy world wrapped up in a reality T.V. show or a video game. We don't live and as long as i can remember, no one in my family, or within my "class" has had such a luxury.
Think about the older men in our families, think how hard it was for them to retire, think how they are always working in some way or another, painting the house or fixing the bathroom, ect. Anything to keep busy because without work we wouldn't know what to do with ourselves. Our jobs give us normalcy because we are programmed to work and consume and that is exactly what they want.
In a nut shell, it's slavery. We work just to get by, just enough to put food on the table, with no time to express ourselves, no time to create, no time to live, no time for freedom.

This system is perfect because a nation that has no self confidence, no time, no resources, no self control, pride or unity, posses no threat to globalism or the New World Order.

"In a racially homogeneous nation -a real nation- any idea of class, based upon acquired nobility, or upon wealth or learning is artificial and anti-national. It only hinders the spontaneous feeling of racial solidarity, on which healthy nationhood rests, for "one can only be proud of one's nation if there is no class of which one must feel ashamed." Hence National Socialism. " -Savitri Devi