Jesus Does the Dishes
Wingnut Dishwashers Union Lyrics

We're kids building models of a world that we might wanna live in.
As young people, we are exploring ideas and experimenting with concepts that could shape the kind of world we would like to exist in.

And sorting feelings in our stomach-- is this liberation or starvation?
We are trying to figure out if our attempts to break free and create a better world are genuine efforts towards liberation or actions motivated by the fear of starving under the oppressive capitalist system.

But have we made it anywhere at all if the dishes are never done?
If we fail to carry out the basic tasks of everyday life, then we have not truly progressed or achieved any meaningful transformation in our pursuit for change.

If we can't live without dishwashers, how could we live without cops?
If we can't even handle the simple task of washing our dishes without relying on a machine, then how can we truly imagine living in a world without the systemic oppression enforced by regulations and law enforcement?

And so you're asking me, who does the dishes after the revolution?
After the revolution, there will be no division of labor or class hierarchy, so the question of who is responsible for washing the dishes would no longer matter.

Well, I do my own dishes now, I'll do my own dishes then.
I am fully capable of taking care of my own responsibilities regardless of the social structure, so there is no reason to assume that the revolution would change that.

And it's always the ones who don't who ask that fucking question.
The people who refuse to carry out any productive work would be the ones asking who would do the dishes after the revolution, as they are trying to avoid responsibility and perpetuate the idea of a hierarchy.

So I don't believe in God, but I'm also not an Atheist.
I don't subscribe to religious dogma, but I don't reject the possibility of spiritual philosophies either.

Because the universe is chaos, but chaos picks favorites.
Although the universe appears to be a result of random and unpredictable events, certain outcomes still seem to occur more often than others, suggesting that the idea of fate or divine intervention could exist.

And you know lately I've been thinking about how I love Jesus because Jesus was a dirty homeless hippie peace activist.
I appreciate Jesus as a radical figure who rejected materialism and actively advocated for peace, love, and equality despite being ostracized by society.

And he said, "Drop out and find God" to anybody who would listen.
Jesus believed in the power of self-discovery and encouraged people to step away from societal norms and expectations in order to explore their own spirituality and purpose.

While turning water into space bags x3 with lowlifes and anarchists.
Jesus performed miracles while surrounded by a community of outcasts and rebels who were marginalized by mainstream society.