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It’s somewhat intrusive to suggest that my business should run according to your principles. Are you familiar with the strongest form of business, the family fi
by singleshot_ 1y ago
It’s somewhat intrusive to suggest that my business should run according to your principles. Are you familiar with the strongest form of business, the family firm?
- Take8435 1y agoBy whose measure is it the 'strongest'? That suggests it's somehow more effective. Counterpoint: It's intrusive to a worker's life, career prospects and their family if you decide to hire a family member over someone who (and I'm adding this in purposely) - objectively more qualified - than the family member.
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- mulmen 1y agoIt is intrusive. You are also not allowed to utilize slave labor or employ children. We accept some restrictions for the smooth running of society.
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- singleshot_ 1y agoProhibition of slavery is a shared principle, unlike preference for the stranger over my brother.
- mulmen 1y agoThere are no universally shared principles. I love my siblings and they are intelligent successful people but I wouldn’t want them as coworkers because they don’t have the necessary skills and experience to do what I do. Slavery is legal in the US in the case of prison labor. I’m sure someone exists who would employ minors given the opportunity.
- singleshot_ 1y ago> There are no universally shared principles That’s a bleak perspective. I’m not sure how we are having a conversation in the absence of universally shared principles. Perhaps we aren’t! As I said: bleak. Edit: > We accept some restrictions for the smooth running of society. I don’t suppose we accept those restrictions universally…
- mulmen 1y agoThere can be mutually shared principles but there are no universally shared principles.
- singleshot_ 1y ago> there are no universally shared principles Careful…
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