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Why not? There's a ton of people unable to live their life fulfilling due to their exploitative jobs. If we could remove some of the necessity of their job, the
by smus 5y ago
Why not? There's a ton of people unable to live their life fulfilling due to their exploitative jobs. If we could remove some of the necessity of their job, then wouldn't their lives be improved? And isn't that a good thing?
- Natsu 5y ago> Why not? Food, clothing and shelter are all the products of people working. Maybe someday that can all be automated, but it isn't and anyone not working ends up exploiting others to obtain the fruits of the other person's labor, which is supposedly the exact opposite of what they advocate.
- __MatrixMan__ 5y ago> anyone not working ends up exploiting others I think we should keep in mind that what they might be doing at work is exploiting others. Most of the jobs I've had, I left because once I got to know the inner workings of the company I realized that it wasn't about solving real problems, but instead about justifying the ability to profit from a privileged position. I don't have a lot of data here, but I'd estimate the percentage of people employed in the full time exploitation of others at about 50%.
- Natsu 5y agoWell, don't do that, then? I spend my days helping people.