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This is the reason why communities like r/antiwork are so massive. The sad fact is that working class people who don't possess rarer skills are frequently mistr
by warent 5y ago
This is the reason why communities like r/antiwork are so massive. The sad fact is that working class people who don't possess rarer skills are frequently mistreated this severely. In other words it's much easier for a sociopath to exploit unskilled labor than skilled labor. This in my opinion is part of the responsibility of the government which they've been largely failing at lately, it's supposed to balance businesses so they don't just throw humans into the furnace to keep the wheels turning.
- Mezzie 5y agoMore people need to learn some labor history. The oligarchs and people at the top aren't your friend. Granted, neither are most middle managers or small business owners, they just have a smaller pool of people to throw into the furnace so it's in their own best interest to show some restraint.
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- Ekaros 5y agoAlso middle managers are out of job if they can't fulfil their goals. Slave masters have only so much use when they don't effectively extra enough out of the slaves under their control. Maybe someone else will do better job.