Re:The Abolition of Work (2002)
by jancsika on Sunday December 20, 2020 @09:52AM
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> It is impossible to gain freedom from that.
Your sudden shift to such a low-level critique makes it impossible to, say, distinguish a c-corp from a coop (or even c-corps of different sizes, for that matter). Both are merely "impossible to gain freedom from" in your sense.
It's like a submitter defending a spaghetti patchset by talking about the complexity of modern chipsets.
Re:The Abolition of Work (2002)
by roenxi on Monday December 21, 2020 @03:50PM
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Paragraph says work makes a mockery of freedom - it doesn't distinguish between working for a coop or working for a c-corp either. Neither does the article as far as I can tell, although it is a bit complicated for me.
Your sudden shift to such a low-level critique makes it impossible to, say, distinguish a c-corp from a coop (or even c-corps of different sizes, for that matter). Both are merely "impossible to gain freedom from" in your sense.
It's like a submitter defending a spaghetti patchset by talking about the complexity of modern chipsets.