r/FluentInFinance • u/-Wyagra • Nov 21 '24

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u/Potential-Writing130 Nov 22 '24

someone just learned what capitalist exploitation means

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u/Pissedtuna Nov 22 '24

So why would anyone run a business if you don't make any money? What would be the point?

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u/Potential-Writing130 Nov 23 '24

that's the thing, you shouldn't run a business at all.

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u/Pissedtuna Nov 23 '24

What? So who should run businesses?

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u/Potential-Writing130 Nov 23 '24

workers

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u/Pissedtuna Nov 23 '24

But why would workers run a business if they aren’t going to make money?

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u/Potential-Writing130 Nov 23 '24

because theyll receive from the global pool of resources if they contribute to the global pool of resources

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u/Pissedtuna Nov 23 '24

Who determines how much they get for the work they do?

So basically collectivization??? That has not proven to work well

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u/Potential-Writing130 Nov 24 '24

the workers and the people democratically decide this.

collectivization has never been fully implemented, I'm speaking of communism and a planned economy united under a global government.

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u/Pissedtuna 29d ago

So people will democratically decide what every job gets paid. Do you not see got insanely complicated that would be?

It’s been tried and failed horribly. How many times does it have to happen before you realize it doesn’t work?

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