> Did people not go because they were worried about productivity dropping? No! > So to me, reading people imply that they got killed because of capitalism is

> Did people not go because they were worried about productivity dropping? No! > So to me, reading people imply that they got killed because of capitalism is ludicrous. Take a look at people who aren't brainwashed by capitalism if you think this is ludicrous--kids in elementary school. Most of them are happy for emergency drills as they waste class time. They get to chat with their peers and go for a walk instead of sitting in class. It is adults who have been coerced into caring about the company's/there own productivity who would not want an on-the-clock break, especially, in my experience, in this type of manual-labor-for-a-big-corp situation. Would you really rather literally mop the floor for Amazon if you could, worry free and on the clock, chill in a room during a tornado warning? And this isn't some generalized indictment of capitalism, which I personally believe to be highly effective at harnessing the whole of humanity towards social progress, just an observation about the realities of this type of situation.