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It's interesting to note that Marx's concept of exploitation (which is a much, much broader one than the examples you're using here, though they certainly quali
by ue_ 9y ago
It's interesting to note that Marx's concept of exploitation (which is a much, much broader one than the examples you're using here, though they certainly qualify) does say that it would be within the best intersts of the working class as a whole to rise up against such a system and indeed to illegalise (well, prevent in some way) hiring.
- icebraining 9y agoSure (though the concept of wage-slavery is older than Marx), and I'm not necessarily opposed to that either, but it doesn't really justify the status quo.