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    It’s just a Tuesday in the Capitalist Hellscape © of U.S.A.

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      Lol you’re getting tossed in jail doing this in a communist societythis isn’t about capitalism at all. It’s about keeping people from creating a hostile work environment, look how polarized politics is online, shit gets heated in a work setting? It’s a no go for any sane company wanting to keep the peace between employees.

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        Just because communism also sucks does not mean that capitalism has not ruined our lives.

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          No one said it hasn’t helped it some, but until you have magical replicators like in star trek, people will still be people. You cannot stop human nature to want more.

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            Seems to me that the problem is bankers. Not the average Joe

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        If the employees owned the firm, then no they are not.

        Authoritarian Communism? Yup, it sucks too and I’d call that out.

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          There isn’t anything stopping workers now from creating employee own companies. They exist today.

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        I think maybe you’re conflating capitalism and politics.

        The need for workers to voice out against company policies and actions often necessary for safety of workers, customers, etc. This is required for capitalism to work to any standard.

        Its not hard to see how firing employees for noting safety problems can cause problems. The obvious case for this is Boeing where they started punishing people for doing basic quality control work.

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          Where did I say people aren’t allowed to speak out against company policies and practices?