BarterClubM to AntiworkEnglish • 11 months agoWhat shortagei.imgur.comimagemessage-square109fedilinkarrow-up11.53Karrow-down122
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minus-square@unfreeradicallinkEnglish41•11 months agoIf he owns vehicles, then he is entitled to exploit people to drive them. The system has conditioned him to find a way to rationalize that he is victim.
minus-squarecheesepotatoeslink37•11 months agoHe’s entitled to do whatever he wants with his vehicles. That doesn’t mean it’s a good business decision, he’s not entitled to succeed.
minus-square@unfreeradicallinkEnglish6•11 months agoWell, among good business decisions is exploiting workers. In fact, historically, it is the very best kind.
minus-squarecheesepotatoeslink3•11 months agoConsidering the person in OPs story can’t even find employees willing to work under the offered conditions, id argue it’s difficult to exploit a staff of zero.
minus-square@orrklink8•11 months agoas one CEO put it so nicely, “we need to increase unemployment, so the people learn their place”
minus-square@unfreeradicallinkEnglish1•edit-211 months agoThe observation that workers are exploited is one that is remarkably plain and simple for anyone to make. Exploiting workers is entirely the purpose of private business.
minus-square@unfreeradicallinkEnglish1•edit-211 months agoYou are applying labels you obviously understand extremely poorly. The observation that workers are exploited is one that is completely straightforward, and is broadly understood in any pro-worker space.
If he owns vehicles, then he is entitled to exploit people to drive them.
The system has conditioned him to find a way to rationalize that he is victim.
He’s entitled to do whatever he wants with his vehicles. That doesn’t mean it’s a good business decision, he’s not entitled to succeed.
Well, among good business decisions is exploiting workers. In fact, historically, it is the very best kind.
Considering the person in OPs story can’t even find employees willing to work under the offered conditions, id argue it’s difficult to exploit a staff of zero.
as one CEO put it so nicely, “we need to increase unemployment, so the people learn their place”
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The observation that workers are exploited is one that is remarkably plain and simple for anyone to make.
Exploiting workers is entirely the purpose of private business.
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You are applying labels you obviously understand extremely poorly.
The observation that workers are exploited is one that is completely straightforward, and is broadly understood in any pro-worker space.
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