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I’m not your adversary, I’m just trying to understand your point. Your original assertion was that ‘ you’re only there as long as the use values you create can
by Angostura 8mo ago
I’m not your adversary, I’m just trying to understand your point.
Your original assertion was that ‘ you’re only there as long as the use values you create can be exchanged in the market for a profit.’
When I suggested that non-profit or public sector jobs could certainly have soul, your responses were pretty incomprehensible.
Can you explain your point clearly and succinctly?
- AreShoesFeet000 8mo agoBecause you’re aiding exploitation either way. It’s the same machine, just another part of it.
- Angostura 8mo agoRight. So it's not just work - any good or altruistic act, will by definition only act to stoke the machine. It's certainly a way of thinking, I suppose
- AreShoesFeet000 8mo agoIncorrect. It’s mostly just work.
- Angostura 8mo agoSo if I carry out hip replacement surgery, at my own cost its good? But if the NHS pays me to carry out hip replacement surgery - funded from tax revenue, but free to the patient, it's bad?
- AreShoesFeet000 8mo agoThis is not a moral judgement. It doesn’t even matter from which pocket the money is coming from.