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Are you a socialist/communist? I've only heard socialists talk in these types of terms, "authoritarian" "totalitarian" etc when referring to the workplace.
by cercatrova 6y ago
Are you a socialist/communist? I've only heard socialists talk in these types of terms, "authoritarian" "totalitarian" etc when referring to the workplace.
- djrobstep 6y agoI'm simply trying to get to the heart of people's beliefs, and understand why they think the way they do.
- cercatrova 6y agoWell I'd say that companies, unlike governments in a nation, are myriad, and one has choices as to where to go. Similarly, the founders should retain as much control as they wish, as do the employees, as it's a bilateral contract. Now, for companies that essentially force workers to work, such as minimum wage shops, I have no sympathy for them.
- djrobstep 6y agoGovernments are myriad, just like companies are. There are hundreds to choose from, and one has choices as to where to go.
- cercatrova 6y agoSure, and if people don't like one, they are free to move to another country as well. Although this is harder by at least an order of magnitude than switching jobs of course.
- anm89 6y agoNo you aren't. You are hurling pejoratives around to win a point. As noted above, you are not even using the pejoratives correctly.