Comment on Select a tip
just_an_average_joe@lemmy.dbzer0.com 4 weeks agoSure tipping for things may not be applicable in eu. But here’s another example: imagine the first person who got a loan cuz they wanted to buy a house but didn’t have the money at the time.
The bank who lent the money did a nice thing. Other banks and people started doing the same. And because people had access to more money, the price of houses increased to match with it.
Despite the fact that those people don’t actually have that money and now it is a requirement. Nobody can afford to buy a house unless they go into debt. Again this is capitalism and the free market in action.
The reason tipping so “people can have livable wage” is not a thing in the EU is because the EU does have a livable minimum wage.
The concept of minimum wage is inherently anti-capitalistic. It is against the principles of free market.
EU doesn’t say anything about livable minimum wages. That is up to each member country to decide for themselves.
Not even everyone in EU have an actual minimum wage.
Minimum wages is NOT why tipping isn’t customary in Europe.
Here’s the problem. You think you know what you’re talking about. But you don’t. It just sounds nice in your head and so you start to believe your own bullshit.
Your whole point is “you don’t know” without actually providing anything. I may be wrong but at least im saying something. Please try and at least say something, otherwise what’s the point of your comment? Gain upvotes/give down votes on lemmy?
And at least for me, I actually live in EU and many of my friends have worked and many acquaintances are still working as servers so at least my opinion has some worth.
Where are you from btw?
Yes. My comment is all about letting people know that you are spreading misinformation and talk out of your ass.
It’s far better to say nothing, than to say stuff that are wrong, just for the sake of saying something.
I’m from Sweden if you need to know.
Rolder@reddthat.com 4 weeks ago
So the answer isn’t simply “Abolish capitalism” the answer is actually “Capitalism but with logical rules and regulations”
just_an_average_joe@lemmy.dbzer0.com 4 weeks ago
Lol, what?
I am literally talking about how much suffering it would cause if we keep trying to “fix capitalism” with bandage after bandage and how each and everything would need fixing which will turn into something not capitalistic anyways.
I don’t want to be rude but people should have better reading comprehension and learn to read between the lines or just read i guess.
Rolder@reddthat.com 4 weeks ago
So the “easier” solution is to tear the entire thing down and make something new from scratch? Seems like it’d be far, far harder to do that
Allero@lemmy.today 4 weeks ago
When the house starts to fall, you can either add a support and pray it keeps going, or rebuild it all.
And the more you take the first option, the more it takes you to just keep the thing upright. At some point, a sane person says “the time has come” and rebuilds the house.
Same here. Rebuilding an entire economic system, especially when the most powerful people on Earth try to preserve it, is no easy feat - but it is a more permanent solution.