Declaration 21: The Right to Be Marginally Entertained

As enshrined in the Constitution of Bureaucracy, all citizens have the inalienable right to be marginally entertained.

This includes, but is not limited to:

The right to watch cat videos on demand, 24/7.
The right to participate in group chats that are marginally more interesting than the weather.
The right to eat snacks while walking down the hallway.

A Brief History of Declaration 21

Declaration 21 was ratified in 2025, after years of tireless advocacy from the Bureaucratic Entertainment Association (BEA).

Sub Declaration 21a: The Right to Be Moderately Amused Sub Declaration 21b: The Right to Be Occasionally Inspired Sub Declaration 21c: The Right to Be Marginally Engrossed This is a declaration that enshrines the "right to be marginally entertained" in the fictional world of Bureaucracy. The text is presented in a high-contrast, bold and colorful style, with thick black borders and harsh drop shadows, as per the Neo-Brutalist aesthetic. The page includes links to sub-declarations that explore the nuances of this fundamental right, including the right to watch cat videos, participate in group chats, and eat snacks while walking down the hallway.