@scanlime I'm generally a little disturbed by how many people seem to believe that "making it a cooperative" will magically solve any and all issues and ethical concerns, including ones that externalize to society (who do not have a say in governance)
Like, don't get me wrong, cooperatives are generally a good thing, but they solve one specific thing *and one thing only*. You still need to do the rest of the work for the rest of the problems
@joepie91 See: The same issue I have with "Have a problem? Unionise!" crowd. Can unions be helpful? Yes. Are they always? Absolutely not.
Does that address any of the core issues beyond workerist policies and beliefs about productivity? Hahahahahaha, no. Why would it?
@whatanerd Yeahhhh exactly. Same reason I don't really like dealing with a lot of movements that *only* focus on class struggle or worker's rights as some magical solution to everything. Like, the problem is bigger than that!
