(1/3) Well I don’t think there was a founder— an obscure critic named J.M. Thompson coined the term in 1914 to describe a trend in skepticism he observed/identified with. Its origins are debated, but it *was* later popularized by French post-structuralists...
1. This one of the flaws in Socialism. As someone who owns his own business I take the majority of the risk, work longer hours. Why would I do this if I am not reward?
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1. Owners VERY rarely take on the greatest risk. If a business fails, every one of its employees becomes unemployed. They all take on serious risk. People who acquire established companies usually have immense savings & other financial interests. Notable example: EA buyouts.
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And owners very often do not contribute significant amounts of labor, though many do. But all the responsibilities they may have can be taken on more effectively in a cooperative situation.
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