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That seems like poor representation of socialism. Socialist policies typically increase worker rights. You could see that as merely taking away rights from exis
by jamilton 3y ago
That seems like poor representation of socialism. Socialist policies typically increase worker rights. You could see that as merely taking away rights from existing capital-owners, but it seems to me that it's clearly a case of competing needs. Any rights you give to a worker is necessarily a restriction on their employer.
- deadfoxygrandpa 3y agoyes, you're right. that's what we call "class conflict", it just means that different groups of people have different, conflicting interests based on their relationship to the work