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It's called the class war. The ownership class has class consciousness, but the laboring class does not. The ownership class knows when to wink and nudge and ho
by bravohippo 14y ago
It's called the class war. The ownership class has class consciousness, but the laboring class does not. The ownership class knows when to wink and nudge and how to run a subtle cartel, because they have class consciousness. But the laboring classes don't know how to do this; instead they fight against each other in a race to the bottom.
The market has always been broken. The "free market" is pretty much the biggest myth since Jesus.
- eli_gottlieb 14y agoJudging by the vote patterns I see in this topic, the laboring class here does have class consciousness. I get the feeling a lot of start-ups are really just utilizing Ricardo's Law of Rents to reap the full value of the founders' labor without having to rent it out to an external capitalist. As long as that can continue profitably, it will and should.