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Its actually the workers controlling the means of production democratically. Universal healthcare on the other hand is supported by left and right wing politicians as a way of deradicalizing the working class.
Let me fix the bold for you:
It's actually 51 workers telling 49 workers how they will die.
Its actually the workers controlling the means of production democratically. Universal healthcare on the other hand is supported by left and right wing politicians as a way of deradicalizing the working class.
"Democratically" through the use of force and violence.
I get it though you like authoritarian work environments.
"Authoritarian" work environments...
An employee of a company voluntarily agrees to an employment contract upon hire. If they don't like their job they are free to leave.
However, violent authoritarians like you think there's such a thing as a "social contract" to which we all somehow agreed--even though there has never been a record of any social contract.
In theory I support single payer but I don't trust our politicians (Democrats) to control who enters into the system....the Libs will bring in millions of AIDS patients from Africa and me to pay for it along with the rest of the tax payers.
Is this like the 'ebola' scare during the 2014 mid-terms? Remember that?
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Originally Posted by rebeldor
"Democratically" through the use of force and violence.
You are still free to leave and find that libertarian utopia that doesn't exist.
You are still free to leave and find that libertarian utopia that doesn't exist.
You're right! Utopias don't exist!
But it still doesn't change the fact that I shouldn't have to leave. Seems like you'd tell MLK and Malcolm X that they should go back to Africa to find that non-racist utopia that doesn't exist.
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