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minus-square@sascuach@lemmy.mllinkfedilink2•2 years agoI’ve worked for a few small shops, and yeah I agree they’re non optimal. If captain pay = regular crew pay, then no exploitation?
minus-square@frippa@lemmy.mlOPlinkfedilink1•2 years agoNo exploitation = you’re paid the value of your work, impossible in capitalism
minus-square@sascuach@lemmy.mllinkfedilink0•2 years agoWorker coops can and do exist under the larger umbrella off capitalism, and within that company, you’re paid reasonably. If capitalism stop existing what difference would that make to Worker coops?
minus-square@frippa@lemmy.mlOPlinkfedilink1•2 years agoI’m just saying that not all small shops are coops and that not all coops are small, ergo. Shoplifting from small stores ≠ shoplifting from coops
come on not all small shops are coops
I’ve worked for a few small shops, and yeah I agree they’re non optimal.
If captain pay = regular crew pay, then no exploitation?
No exploitation = you’re paid the value of your work, impossible in capitalism
Worker coops can and do exist under the larger umbrella off capitalism, and within that company, you’re paid reasonably. If capitalism stop existing what difference would that make to Worker coops?
I’m just saying that not all small shops are coops and that not all coops are small, ergo. Shoplifting from small stores ≠ shoplifting from coops
Okay ic we mostly agree :)