Super text! Even tho I am mainly not in Sweden anymore, I can definitely empathise with the will to not work. There is definitely some fetishisting of being abused by a boss to be a true "worker" (especially with communists, but also to some extent left anachists in Sweden) and I think it is really important to question some of the things that is taken for granted in the capitalist world we live in. Generating wealth is a fundamental problem (especially if you have a bank account, as it will be utilised unethical by banks as long as they hold it), so kudus to anyone that manage to be poor and happy. It is a crazy world where somehow the rights to eat and have shelter is something that needs to be earned.
I am now living in another country than I grew up in and can definitely see how we foreigners don't rely on the same security network as natives, which is important to take into account and has formed other bonds by friends that become a family that care for eachother in place of a working welfare system.
That there is now a platform for not just swedish speaking people in Malmö must mean a better possibility to reach out to non natives than when I was living in Sweden and hopefully also highlight issues that may not be seen by a mostly native Swedish group.
Sexwork is a touchy subject in Sweden, which has a much more hardline view than most of Europe. In a sense, most money generating work is a form of selling your body or soul, so exactly which abuse to include is a fine line to draw.
The less work, the better!
Good luck Takeover Network!