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yes, but you should know i am extremely sensitive about this and have very deep convictions
to answer other reply q:
i need money to buy things to live and in order to reach that end i need to perform activities that yield money. this is a material limitation on the activities i can and can’t do.
as you can see, the above forms a nested set of instrumental goods. life (minimal pre-requisite for other goods) <- commodities <- money <- labor
but if i find the entire realm of sharp instrumental reason entirely repulsive and abhorrent, i do not see how any means of money attainment could not be profoundly terrible (and that’s without mentioning the specific offensiveness of each instrumental good in that chain on its own terms)