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Exactly. Another comment on this submission (on a completely different thread) put it very well- businesses have no intrinsic right to exist. If you or me decid
by jackson1442 5y ago
Exactly. Another comment on this submission (on a completely different thread) put it very well- businesses have no intrinsic right to exist. If you or me decided we didn't want to pay for the rising cost of food, rent, etc., we could be out on the streets and it's their fault. If businesses decide they don't want to pay for the rising cost of labor, a bunch of armchair economists come out and defend them.
Why we feel the need to treat businesses better than we treat other people is beyond me.
- bodge5000 5y agoOf course when you say this you get a bunch of people saying "But think of the small businesses", as if exploitation is okay as long as your a small business. Employee's have no right to an employer: Absolutely fine, no issues there, the way things should be Employers have no right to an employee: Blasphemy! What a cruel, terrible world we live in