• WabiSabiPapi
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    expand upon the principle; nobody should be required to justify their right to a dignified existence by engaging in work (the system by which we sell our labor to the capital-owning class, but have no control regarding the means of production or resource allocation, and no guaranteed equitable access to quality food, shelter, medical care, or education…)

  • @op_maroon
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    51 year ago

    Yall are buying clothes every month on the regular?

    • @CADmonkey
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      Looks at closet full of 12 year old jeans

      …no.

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  • @Shardikprime
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    -291 year ago

    I mean walking dogs is not exactly a “full Day labor”

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      • @Esjee
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        -41 year ago

        How much you make should be dependent on how much effort your job involves and how much impact it has on others.

        In a fair society, a dog walker shouldn’t be getting paid the same amount as someone who’s doing a more tedious or impactful job such as a construction worker.

        On the other hand, if you increase the amount of salary a person who’s doing the least amount of task get, then in return you’ll have to increase the salary of every other individual too, which will in return again increase the cost of living.

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        • @LouNeko
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          The amount a certain job pays should depent on anything but the effort it takes. Otherwise it would incentivise to never innovate and improve methods.

          Why should one invent a weaving machine if doing it by hand is so much more difficult and would pay so much more?
          Why should we invent the printing press if spending days copying a book by hand is so much more effort and pays better?
          Why do we need cranes if carrying bricks up the hill requiers more work and therefore pays better?

          We would basicaly still be in the stone age.

          The way it works in our reality is, jobs that a lot of people are willing to do and that require the least amount of training pay little, jobs that only a few are able to do and require a lot of training or eduction pay more.
          On top of that, its also a matter of responsibility and liability. If you miss a spot during cleanup as a maid, its no biggie. If you hit an artery during operation as a doctor its life or dead.
          And on top of that its partially the employers financial risk and reward in taking you on. A cashier is trained easily and is highly replacable. Their work will generate value for the employer basically on the same day that they start but it’s very limited. If they screw up, they can be let go without further thought about replacement. An engineer will on average start generating profits after roughly 2 years of employment, but those potential profits are a lot higher. This means that the employer has to keep the engineer incetivised to stay with a higher initial salary, to not lose their investment.

          As an extra, specialized jobs that require little education but only a few people are willing to do can pay more than they usually would. Nightshifts, working on ships or drill rigs, etc.

          • @Esjee
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            11 year ago

            Which is why I said “effort” and the “impact it has on others”. I obviously meant when you’re doing a job in the most efficient way possible. Do you think I am saying that I should be paid more if I keep repeating the same task 10 times in order to show that I put more effort in it? My whole argument was comparing two different segments of work, not the same segment working differently. And way it works in our reality is more or less justified to me. Specialized high skill job should be paying more than low skill jobs. Jobs that have you investing an asset into them should have more return than low skill jobs. It’s just how life is.

      • @Shardikprime
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        -231 year ago

        Sure, why not, make believe sounds like your area of expertise

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          • @Shardikprime
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            -141 year ago

            No thanks, I’ll do that myself, nothing worst as a self righteous well intentioned extremist trying to kill you for your own good

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              • @Shardikprime
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                -81 year ago

                I Experienced it fully in Venezuela, thank you, no more need for murdering people under the guise of good intentions

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              • @Shardikprime
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                -61 year ago

                Ironic seeing what happens in the well intentioned extremists leftist governments?

                Yeah not ironic at all

    • Gabrial
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      If you do it for a full day then yes it is. Whatever your opinion of a job is, if you want it done by someone then that person deserves a living wage. (btw, I hope I didn’t misunderstand your point, not entirely sure)

      • @Shardikprime
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        -131 year ago

        Walking dogs is not in demand enough for someone to have a living wage, what’s that, like 13 USD the hour? That’s poverty salary in lots of places. Certainly not enough to make a living if we go by the ethos of the “eat the rich” crowd

        I don’t know about the “deserving” part as that is subjective.

          • @Esjee
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            11 year ago

            To be fair being a fast food shift manager is equally or more tedious than being a dog walker. For an hour atleast.

    • @CADmonkey
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      21 year ago

      Lmao reference to old antiwork. I wonder if it’s the same mod here?

      • @Shardikprime
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        11 year ago

        Finally someone got the reference! And about the mods, I don’t know, probably? Thanks for getting the reference dude