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Topic	Barstool Sports will FIRE any EMPLOYEE who starts to form a UNION!!!
Zeus 08/19/19 4:54:45 AM #13:	Lokarin posted... Zeus posted... You're basically arguing that it's weird for a capitalist nation to dislike anti-capitalist institutions Not really what I meant. Capitalism is good, but exploitation is bad. You can have capitalism without exploitation and unions help with that So basically you're for capitalism without capitalism? -_- And there's already a remedy against exploitation: the freedom to work somewhere else. Zangulus posted... Zeus posted... Lokarin posted... It is weird how anti-union America is, since unions are the cornerstone of avoiding capitalistic exploitation. How does any of that make sense? You're basically arguing that it's weird for a capitalist nation to dislike anti-capitalist institutions. More importantly, the biggest unions tend to be public sector which has nothing to do with capitalism. Are you seriously arguing that workers being able to stand up for their own rights is a bad thing? Good god, you will argue anything to try to get a response won't you? Are you seriously misrepresenting my arguments again? As for workers' rights, they have the right to work elsewhere. Employment is and should be a voluntary agreement between the employer and the employed. If the employed doesn't like the terms, they're free to leave so they can go find an employer who might be willing to meet their demands. As it should be. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:926253309] in Barstool S... [t:77948516]...</cite> <quote>Lokarin posted...</cite> <quote>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>You're basically arguing that it's weird for a capitalist nation to dislike anti-capitalist institutions</quote> Not really what I meant. Capitalism is good, but exploitation is bad. You can have capitalism without exploitation and unions help with that</quote> So basically you're for capitalism without capitalism? -_- And there's already a remedy against exploitation: the freedom to work somewhere else. Zangulus posted...</cite> <quote>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Lokarin posted...</cite> <quote>It is weird how anti-union America is, since unions are the cornerstone of avoiding capitalistic exploitation.</quote> How does any of that make sense? You're basically arguing that it's weird for a capitalist nation to dislike anti-capitalist institutions. More importantly, the biggest unions tend to be public sector which has nothing to do with capitalism.</quote> Are you seriously arguing that workers being able to stand up for their own rights is a bad thing? Good god, you will argue anything to try to get a response won't you?</quote> Are you seriously misrepresenting my arguments again? As for workers' rights, they have the right to work elsewhere. Employment is and should be a voluntary agreement between the employer and the employed. If the employed doesn't like the terms, they're free to leave so they can go find an employer who might be willing to meet their demands. As it should be. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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