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No, people are not corporations despite what Haraari et al. would love you to think. This does not benefit US citizens. It benefits corporate profits. Your poi
by Argonaut998 2y ago
No, people are not corporations despite what Haraari et al. would love you to think. This does not benefit US citizens. It benefits corporate profits.
Your point is moot anyway since countries, including the USA, have protectionist policies.
- liquid_thyme 2y ago>This does not benefit US citizens. And? Yes, we know it doesn't benefit US citizens. How many citizens filter for products made by American workers when making purchasing decisions? People want cheap shit, except when it comes to their own jobs.
- slt2021 2y agoand why should US citizens support policies that actively harm them, by voting for politicians that want to impose such policies?
- liquid_thyme 2y agothey shouldn't, but my point was everyone is a hypocrite here, because secretly we know that protectionism is necessary, and it works - despite proclamations that companies in a capitalist model embrace competition and employees want meritocracy.