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Oh no, what a pity. It's harder to make pointless, bullshit companies that add literally nothing and instead contribute to degrading conditions and pay. I hav
by FridgeSeal 10y ago
Oh no, what a pity.
It's harder to make pointless, bullshit companies that add literally nothing and instead contribute to degrading conditions and pay.
I have zero sympathy for someone not being able to spin up a useless, zero-effort company. Put some effort in and come up with something worthwhile that contributes instead.
- thetruthseeker1 10y agoIf people had a choice to live in a country where it is hard to start "meaningful" companies vs living in a country where it is so easy to start companies that you can even start stupid companies, I would think most people here will choose #2. Now regarding degrading conditions and pay, that was not what I was commenting about.... Also, one thing to remember is small 'stupid' companies (like juicer) will be "taken care off" by free market economics. Over a period of years, if it does well, then it is fair game. Else it might go bust. It is unlikely that is not the outcome here.
- FridgeSeal 10y ago> Also, one thing to remember is small 'stupid' companies (like juicer) will be "taken care off" by free market economics. If I think there's one thing we've learnt from the last several years, it's that the magical free market, doesn't do even half the things it's supposed to do, and really isn't a good solution.