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We live in a wealthy society, poverty is a creation of the business owners. If anyone is working and poor, it's usually because someone else has a piece of paper that entitles them to steal labor from the workers. No one has to be poor industrialized countries. No one.
When people say we can't afford to raise the minimum wage...no, we can. The parasites who do no labor just need to get a smaller piece of the pie. Preferably zero percent. McDonald's gave $3 billion in dividends last year. What did shareholders do to deserve that money? Nothing.
The problem with your argument is that we don't know how much of those dividends was reinvested or in what, as opposed to frittered away on golden lifts and golf courses. If the State controlled profit, it would still need to prioritize reinvestment or we'd end up like Venezuela.
1) who said anything about the state being in charge of it? Worker ownership! 2)just reinvest anyway, without giving so much to shareholders? 3) Venezuela actually has a smaller public sector than Germany or France (their main problem - oil prices).
Slippery slope to communism
hell yeah baby
All the responses here shoot over their foundational assumption that we’re are only valid as a people if we can somehow equate to a dollar sign. As if shareholders are risking something real. They’re risking a concept. Workers are sacrificing their humanity.
They took the risk of loosing all their invested Money. Also using the average wage of a international company doesnt work here
They took the risk of becoming poor, so everyone else also should be poor?
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