• ɔiƚoxɘup@beehaw.org
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    I would not have guessed that it would have a name. … I mean, I should have.

    Thank you for supplying me with a rabbit hole from which I’m unlikely to surface anytime soon.

    I did a little research and it sounds like that’s definitely a very important part of anarco syndicalism. Is it truly the main feature of it?

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      Glad I could help! Like all things there’s more to it, but the basic concept is to fire all bosses and have the workers run all the work places as a co-op. Personally, I believe this would end ‘greedflation’ and definitely make the world a better place :)

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        I mean you could still have greedy workers, but they’d be responsible for their destiny. The co-op could price their products or services out of reach of customers and consumers, but sharing the fruits of their labor shares that responsibility.

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        I mean you could still have greedy workers, but they’d be responsible for their destiny. The co-op could price their products or services out of reach of customers and consumers, but sharing the fruits of their

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        I feel it would make more sense to do it like the Romans did, compelled leadership by round robin IIRC. That, or elected leadership. I think it’s important to have a focused job that does decision making for the good of the group.

        Anarchy never really appealed to me. It always felt like a lot of anxiety. Also I suspect that our species won’t survive unless we can all unite, so there’s that…

        Edit: Also, forgot to link, Robert Reich on inflation and corporate profits.