"Wage-slavery?"
"Yes, Snake. Wage-slavery is an analogy used to best describe the relationship between the economic situation in the U.S and its work force. Basically, Sky-Man believed that some strange higher power habitually was keeping working class people down. After all, capitalism abhors idleness and yet, everyone works toward the next vacation. The next good day. Sky-Man had none of that, he had lost his ambitions and realized that he was a victim of this so-called, wage-slavery. He believed that certain people were rich only because they kept the average working man on the ground until he was put into the ground. Sky-Man full heartedly believes that everyone has full potential to become whoever they want to be. Pilots, astronauts, physicians and physicists. However, people are restricted into linear paths by their own upbringing and the working culture in America, that applauds overworking and living your life as a worker. He even had a name, for who he assumed were the people who intentionally enslaved young men into unhappy lives of nearly indentured, vicious circles of bi-monthly wage dependence."
"Who were they? In his mind? Who did he think they were?"
"I couldn't get much out of my sources... but it is said, that he believed these people were called The Patriots."
