@tmonster tried to make it seem like modern capitalists defend slavery though...how much more of a liar can you be?He's the WOAT poster, all he does is use strawman arguments.
He's basically at @theworldismine13 levels. That's horrendously embarrassing.
Whole Foods' Co-Founder John Mackey: "Why Intellectuals Hate Capitalism"
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JahFocus CS
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All of that is labor. It's necessary work, but nothing that people with those skillsets who are elected and instantly recallable couldn't do in a worker-run enterprise.
JahFocus CS
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You share arguments and ideological lineage with defenders of slavery.
You see it?
These dudes stay fronting when shyt gets too real...thats why I stopped trying to debate them on every line item like I used to. They flat out are lying in here and misrepresenting simple arguments.
@tmonster is the worst offender when it comes to having to stop trolling and get down to arguing. Dude descends into ad-hominem city so fast its not even funny when he can't just back out.
I legit have my own problems with "capitalism" but if you start out with slavery and calling all forms of management dictators like @Swavy Karl Marx
it's a perfect place to start and the machinations of the current system, something which I have discussed here
and have been shown is a myriad of examples
bear that out perfectly
Worker run enterprises are not efficient ones. Period.
it is what it is
Absolutely.
Executives plan the routes, get the bag man paid, create efficiencies in getting the bag man his bags, etc.
Merely working at a company doesn't mean you deserve a seat in the C-Suite. You really think shyt is just that simple in a corporation, huh? As if there aren't moving parts on a scale low level employees would never understand
We disagree then.
Door knockers know or can be made to know all of this. They can appreciate how the company functions. They have a vested interest in its success. They aren't going to go all Dark Knight Rises on thier bosses if given a say in a company.
No but merely working entitles you to the fruits of your labor. In a collective effort it entitles you to a say in the results of the collective.
I have lost all my patience for himHe's the WOAT poster, all he does is use strawman arguments.
He's basically at @theworldismine13 levels. That's horrendously embarrassing.
you are adorable 
Door knockers can't remain door knockers if they want to run supply chain management or any other aspects of a company.
This is what you don't understand.
Have you ever worked a serious job? Do you realize how specialized most jobs are at the low end? And do you realize the amount of talent it takes to integrate all of those from a 3rd party?
You are the master at trivializing nuance because you seem to think its not important to you.
Step out of this fantasy and understand how reality sets in when complex organizations are at work.
JahFocus CS
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Democracies are not efficient governments. Period.
