Ed Weick wrote: > Sorry, Chris. I should have thought about it a little more thoroughly. > It's "Producers of the world unite. You have nothing to lose but your > chains!" It's not workers this time, but the guys that own businesses > large and small. ^^^
Those who _own_ businesses are _rarely_ the producers -- that's the problem! > And it's not against capitalists, but against economists! In both cases not generally but depending on their constructive activities. > Still genuinely Marxist, though. No, Marxism is an ideology "from predators for predators". It uses a wrong classification (e.g. a lawyer is in the "good" class but an engineer who leads his own small company is in the "bad" class, although it should be the other way around), precisely in order to prevent producers from solidarizing with each other, and instead leading them to fight each other at the benefit of predators. Literally a red herring. > Enslavement is enslavement. Enslavement results as long as predators have the power to enslave producers. Producers, when in power, will not enslave predators, because predators don't produce, and those who produce don't have to enslave others. Chris _______________________________________________ Futurework mailing list [email protected] http://fes.uwaterloo.ca/mailman/listinfo/futurework
