Ultimately, in this age of automation, computers and industrialization, man should be enjoying a golden age. Society could run perfectly with just 40% of the adult population working. Work days could be reduced to 4 days a week and work hours could take a haircut as well. Even with such limited work hours, industry and agriculture could easily produce all the goods we need and supply chains could distribute them.

This is certainly true. Imagine what those hours could go into. But alas, so much time has been wasted for a few cents profit (if that) for someone who already has a practically unlimited amount of wealth.

Something else is that a lot of public services and things like that are literally scams.

Wars and rivalries are no longer struggles of ideology or martial prowess as they once were, although these factors still exist, modern wars are essentially an "investment"; a machine to trun human lives and suffering into extra profit, with the added benefit of keeping the goyim distracted and controlled. Their destruction of unwanted ideas is also a virtue to these (((corrupt elites))).

The same is true for the "Justice" System; it operates like a business, you pay enough, you get out of the shit (unless the elite hate you) no matter how bad, and if you're not a criminal, you probably will be when you get out of prison, because such facilities are solely for silencing opposition and creating better criminals, not curbing unwanted behavior or protecting society (if that were the case, the Jews and most non-Whites would be in there, and Whites who said mean things on Faceberg wouldn't be). The police ignore non-White crimes to prosecute White dissidence and petty crime. There was even a post on 4chan somewhere not too long ago (got screencapped and posted quite a few places, don't remember if here was one of them) explaining how firemen in some/many places around the US have similar issues with grifting, dereliction of their purpose, and corruption.

Their goal is to commodify everything and enslave us. Those movies from the 80s and 90s with the horrible dystopias were warnings, intentionally or otherwise, and nobody heeded them. To (roughly) quote Karl from InRangeTV, "I always loved those movies like Alien and Blade Runner growing up, I just never thought I'd end up living in such a society." Karl is definitely a lolbert, but his point is painfully accurate. The only difference is, the big bad guys are beloved and relied on by everybody, and they do their best to hide how much they hate us and exploit us rather than being outward with it.