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No, that farmers don’t work their animals to the point that they’re unable to work.
by staticautomatic 5y ago
No, that farmers don’t work their animals to the point that they’re unable to work.
- Emma_Goldman 5y agoI don't know if you're being deliberately obtuse, because that's exactly what I said in my last comment. I'm arguing that 'not exploiting a sentient being under one's control to the point of death' is a low standard consistent with all kinds of terrors. I'm assuming you weren't just randomly throwing your comment into the cybervoid. The person to whom you responded said that Amazon employees might prefer a company where 'workers aren't driven like some beast working a field' - implying that they are treated as such at Amazon. You suggested that beasts aren't treated so badly by their masters, which following the analogy, suggests that Amazon workers aren't treated so badly. I'm countering that suggestion.
- staticautomatic 5y agoI’m making a point about the parent’s use of the analogy, not yours.