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So close and yet so far. No business or corporation has an inherent right to exist, and if you can only turn a profit by shafting the people who work for you th
by dagnysdildo 7y ago
So close and yet so far. No business or corporation has an inherent right to exist, and if you can only turn a profit by shafting the people who work for you then you have no business in business.
- test6554 7y agoIf someone performs a voluntary job without a gun to their heads, the assumption is that they are not being shafted. Or they are being shafted by life so hard that this represents less shafting that all their other options. Otherwise, if they had better options, why would they take the job?
- dagnysdildo 7y agoThere's no such thing as a voluntary job when the "alternative" is poverty, homelessness, and slow death by starvation or preventable disease.
- kortilla 7y agoSo your proposal is to drive these corporations out of existence and push the people back into poverty?
- dagnysdildo 7y agoNot all of them. Just the ones that shaft workers. If your business has nothing to hide it has nothing to fear.