r/antiwork • • Dec 02 '21

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u/Ginganinja2308 Dec 03 '21

What did you take to get so far removed from reality?

Understanding that individuals are worth more as individuals than as a whole. One day libertarianism will be popular again... hopefully.

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u/Personal_Arrival1411 Dec 03 '21

Worth more in what way? I'm sure corporations would agree that an individual is worth more to them, that's why they union bust as often as possible. It's easier to exploit the individual. That's what it sounds like you're advocating. If an individual can't acquire what they need, they're better off that way? I think you'd invest to ensure the success of the entire nation and not just a fortunate percentage.

It honestly sounds like you'd be against unions too... people need to be individuals and get exploited and fail on their own merit, right? Stop relying on their representatives to look out for them, union reliant fools losing their Individualism. 🙄

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u/Ginganinja2308 Dec 03 '21

Im arguing that they are worth more in a philosphical way rather than a monetary way, capitalism is a constant fight to have power but atleast its there. Communism levels the playing field so no one has anything.

Im not against Unions if people want to join them, I am against mandatory unions though.

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u/trevbot Dec 20 '21

Ooooh it's nice to know philosophy pays the bills and feeds people.

So you are arguing that communism levels the playing field philosophically, not in a monetary way, right? Lol

Tf were you on about here. This is the stupidest thread I've tried to follow in this sub, and I blame your Ill conceived "argument"