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Please note that none of your examples are wage labor. Not to speak for the other commenter, but I don't think the question of state/private is relevant either.

• mc32 5y ago
  Selling my fish is in practice, wage labor. You, the buyer/eater, is paying me for having harvested from the seas rather than you doing it yourself.
  • b3morales 5y ago
    Now that "in practice" is erasing a key distinction on your side of the fence while insisting on precise definition for the other side (what does exploitation mean).
  • ipaddr 5y ago
    I am paying for a product in a certain state. No one is paying for your services. You could have purchased that fish from someone else first. People are paying for fish.