• RiverRock@lemmy.ml
    14·
    3 天前

    In a fever swamp of death cult propaganda, it’s vital to practice good psychological hygiene

  • VlerrieBR@lemmy.world
    43·
    2 天前

    So I’m worth whatever I think I’m worth? I think I’m worth the effort I put into my community of people and contributions to society in the form of my work.

  • menas@lemmy.wtf
    42·
    3 天前

    I’m in an anarcho syndicalist union and we used to promote training course. In the end, those training are mainly done by minorized people (based on gender, race or social class). Men having courses for unions or other proletarian organization are paid. This is discrimination, in which benevolent took it parts.

    You don’t choose you mentality, you deal with your condition. Now, we pay people on a dedicated solidarity fund for they chosen collective, such as a strike fund. In the future, when this conditions will evolve, we will stop using money.

    Relying on individualists means is counterproductive

  • minorkeys@lemmy.world
    1010·
    3 天前

    Then provide me a reasonable means of providing myself the means to keep existing, maybe get a dog.

  • Onno (VK6FLAB)@lemmy.radio
    619·
    3 天前

    And precisely how will you achieve the minimum standard of sustaining human life … trivial things like food and lodging?

    • Zombie@feddit.uk
      331·
      3 天前

      It doesn’t say refuse work. It says refuse the concept that a person’s worth is linked to how much or what type of work they perform.

      Worth as in human worth, not monetary value. Social standing, respect, etc

      • Cypher@lemmy.world
        319·
        3 天前

        No thanks, people who contribute more to society should be recognised for their efforts.

        I’m all for improving the recognition and reward of teachers, nurses, paramedics and other essential services that are typically not as well respected or remunerated.

          • FahrenheitGhost@lemmy.world
            310·
            3 天前

            Capitalism rewards one group. People who generate large amounts of money as quickly as possible, regardless of the affect their actions have on any person or group of people who aren’t exceptionally wealthy.

            • Cowbee [he/they]@lemmy.ml
              15·
              3 天前

              Sure, and if you look a bit beyond that you’ll notice that the class that does this is the capitalist class, who recieve their vast plunder not through labor, but ownership of capital.

              • pineapple@lemmy.mlEnglish
                1·
                2 天前

                Don’t people who work harder deserve more pay? I’m not saying capitalists work hard. I just mean does a full time worker doing the same job as a part time worker deserve more wealth than the part time worker?

                • Cowbee [he/they]@lemmy.ml
                  3·
                  2 天前

                  Eventually the goal is to work as people want to to satisfy everyone’s needs, but between now and whenever that’s achieved, people will likely continue to get paid more for more intense or moe trained labor. My point is that the variance between wages and the amount capitalists rake in is astronomical.

        • Mpatch@lemmy.world
          37·
          2 天前

          Yep, how ever the kangaroo court that is lemmy has ruled that despite your work ethics and day in day out efforts to be a contributor to society. You are worth the same as the crack head who stole your rose trellis for scrap metal last summer.