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rickyb

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A great and modern day example to fools following those who claim they want equality is BLM, Black Lives Matter. They stole the money that they coerced out of people and companies and spent it on their mansions and other personal gains. Everybody that followed BLM got bamboozled and made fools of themselves. That’s how it is with human beings, they cannot help being corrupt.
maybe they had too much centralized power
 

rickyb

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So, you’re an advocate for equality for everyone? Including the powerful? Isn’t that an oxymoron. The powerful pretend they want equality for everybody, so they can have more power. I think you’re being foolish dude. There’s no way equality will ever exist, only the fools who constantly pursue it in vain.
italy has 28000 worker run exploitation free jobs

if they can do it, so can the rest of us on that scale or larger
 

rickyb

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Can’t follow your line of thinking.
exploitation: me doing $20/hr value worth of work, but only being paid $10/hr by my employer.
in the case of china its me doing $20/hr value worth of work, but only being paid $0.21/hr by my employer.

workers whose labor generates a surplus (an excess above what the workers themselves get back out of their output for their own consumption)

exploitation is defined as an organization of production in which the people who receive and distribute the surplus are different from those who produce it. Examples of exploitative organizations of production include slavery (masters exploit slaves), feudalism (lords exploit serfs) and capitalism (employers exploit employees).
 

Retired36yrs

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workers produce value. capitalists take the value and give workers less than they produce. same is true for slavery, feudalism, govt jobs, etc.
So you expect a person who formed a business through an idea and the wherewithal to grow it to a level that pays him or her back the investment and sacrifices - to compensate the workers an equal income to that what the owner of the company pays him or her self?
Ricky, you have obviously never even tried to start a business. If government mandated what you are suggesting, no one would put the effort and investment to go into business.
 

Retired36yrs

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So you expect a person who formed a business through an idea and the wherewithal to grow it to a level that pays him or her back the investment and sacrifices - to compensate the workers an equal income to that what the owner of the company pays him or her self?
Ricky, you have obviously never even tried to start a business. If government mandated what you are suggesting, no one would put the effort and investment to go into business.
That’s exactly why socialism never works.
 

rickyb

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So you expect a person who formed a business through an idea and the wherewithal to grow it to a level that pays him or her back the investment and sacrifices - to compensate the workers an equal income to that what the owner of the company pays him or her self?
Ricky, you have obviously never even tried to start a business. If government mandated what you are suggesting, no one would put the effort and investment to go into business.
no im saying if a person forms a business they should run it themselves.

and if they cant run it themselves, and say hire 1 person, then that other person should own half and they should reach an agreement on how to run it. at that point it wouldnt be capitalist, it would be socialist or cooperative.
 

rickyb

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That’s exactly why socialism never works.
marx, whos ideas were in the matrix, said unregulated capitalism will consume everything until it consumes itself and self destructs, like agent smith did in matrix sequels

so capitalism has the appearance of working, but it doesnt actually work. MIT predicts civilization will collapse by 2040. by 2030 the world will be 2 degrees C above normal, rendering large portions of it uninhabitable.
 

vantexan

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exploitation: me doing $20/hr value worth of work, but only being paid $10/hr by my employer.
in the case of china its me doing $20/hr value worth of work, but only being paid $0.21/hr by my employer.

workers whose labor generates a surplus (an excess above what the workers themselves get back out of their output for their own consumption)

exploitation is defined as an organization of production in which the people who receive and distribute the surplus are different from those who produce it. Examples of exploitative organizations of production include slavery (masters exploit slaves), feudalism (lords exploit serfs) and capitalism (employers exploit employees).
If you're only getting $10 then you need to compete by learning a skill that people will pay you more for. It's on you, not the employers, to enter the work world as prepared as possible.
 

rickyb

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If you're only getting $10 then you need to compete by learning a skill that people will pay you more for. It's on you, not the employers, to enter the work world as prepared as possible.
were talking about exploitation here. were not talking about earning more money, although ending exploitation and therefore capitalism would certainly give workers more of their own money
 

vantexan

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were talking about exploitation here. were not talking about earning more money, although ending exploitation and therefore capitalism would certainly give workers more of their own money
You said it wasn't about more money then said you'd get more money. Well, which is it?
 
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