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> but I'm still trying to wrap my head around work from home being morally wrong. Are you? Have you tried seriously considering his position instead of watchin

> but I'm still trying to wrap my head around work from home being morally wrong. Are you? Have you tried seriously considering his position instead of watching 1 second sound bites OBVIOUSLY taken out of context? > I was on a bicycle ride listening to this interview when he said it and I literally pulled my bike over and sat for a half hour or so thinking about what I think about the idea Oh? This musk interview was the first time you learned about unfairness in the world? I'm glad he "got you thinking". Heh. It is not some extreme, radical position that shutting down your company by staging a strike because you _deserve_ to work from the comfort of your own home is morally tenuous. You can disagree, but acting like musk is a raving lunatic for sympathizing with minimum wage workers who bus to work is nothing short of supreme stupidity. Honestly the anti musk sentiment around here is so braindead and reactionary its beginning to feel like an astroturfed psyop.

mediasavvy 3y ago
> acting like musk is a raving lunatic for sympathizing with minimum wage workers who bus to work is nothing short of supreme stupidity It’s called concern trolling
blodstone 3y ago
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campbel 3y ago
> It is not some extreme, radical position that shutting down your company by staging a strike because you _deserve_ to work from the comfort of your own home is morally tenuous. Why? This is just a negotiation. Striking is one bargaining chip that labor has that they can play. Striking isn't morally tenuous. > You can disagree, but acting like musk is a raving lunatic for sympathizing with minimum wage workers who bus to work is nothing short of supreme stupidity. How is Musk sympathizing with minimum wage workers? Did the minimum wage workers ask for the "laptop class" to comeback to the office? Do they even care? What about people in other lines of work where remote isn't an option? Do they care? It seems more likely that Musk is just using this false comparison as a way to pit labor classes against each other. > Honestly the anti musk sentiment around here is so braindead and reactionary its beginning to feel like an astroturfed psyop. Come on...
- kaibee 3y ago
  > How is Musk sympathizing with minimum wage workers? Did the minimum wage workers ask for the "laptop class" to comeback to the office? Do they even care? What about people in other lines of work where remote isn't an option? Do they care? It seems more likely that Musk is just using this false comparison as a way to pit labor classes against each other. Capital class tries to pit working class against itself, part N
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mediasavvy 3y ago

> acting like musk is a raving lunatic for sympathizing with minimum wage workers who bus to work is nothing short of supreme stupidity It’s called concern trolling

blodstone 3y ago

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campbel 3y ago

> It is not some extreme, radical position that shutting down your company by staging a strike because you _deserve_ to work from the comfort of your own home is morally tenuous. Why? This is just a negotiation. Striking is one bargaining chip that labor has that they can play. Striking isn't morally tenuous. > You can disagree, but acting like musk is a raving lunatic for sympathizing with minimum wage workers who bus to work is nothing short of supreme stupidity. How is Musk sympathizing with minimum wage workers? Did the minimum wage workers ask for the "laptop class" to comeback to the office? Do they even care? What about people in other lines of work where remote isn't an option? Do they care? It seems more likely that Musk is just using this false comparison as a way to pit labor classes against each other. > Honestly the anti musk sentiment around here is so braindead and reactionary its beginning to feel like an astroturfed psyop. Come on...

kaibee 3y ago
> How is Musk sympathizing with minimum wage workers? Did the minimum wage workers ask for the "laptop class" to comeback to the office? Do they even care? What about people in other lines of work where remote isn't an option? Do they care? It seems more likely that Musk is just using this false comparison as a way to pit labor classes against each other. Capital class tries to pit working class against itself, part N

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