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I actually like to use worker class and owning class. Bosses (including CEOs) are apart of the owning class. CEOs being employers is just semantics, they are st

I actually like to use worker class and owning class. Bosses (including CEOs) are apart of the owning class. CEOs being employers is just semantics, they are still bosses, and is the reason I use the word workers to make it clear. Well paid google workers are still workers and deserve our solidarity. Making a distinction among workers between lower classes, and middle and upper class only serves to divide us, destroy our solidarity, and for our bosses to keep exploiting us.

Dylan16807 4y ago
How many workers get more than a million dollars, keeping the same example threshold? It barely affects solidarity. And why shouldn't I have some solidarity with an owner of a business that has 30k more assets than debts and personally makes 40k a year? I think income and wealth are better distinguishers than the role you have.