The left needs to get on the same page on the topic of the exploitation of women.
Good video.
Is r/antiwork pro-exploitation?
Submitted 2 years ago by realcaseyrollins to prowork@wolfballs.com
Submitted 2 years ago by realcaseyrollins to prowork@wolfballs.com
The left needs to get on the same page on the topic of the exploitation of women.
squashkin@wolfballs.com 2 years ago
from the other post: someone commented the interview was so bad it made them want to go back to work LUL
poor guy should have been more careful about interviews or let someone else interview, oh well, definitely hope he gets through this storm and finds his way, but I guess it was good optics for those who are against antiwork, but I am also supportive of genuine work reform so I hope it's not bad optics for that
really the solution is not to support these bad companies, or just try to quit the job or strike only or try to do a bad job, but support good companies and start them
like, for example, patronizing this forum or others rather than reddit and building up good things
regarding the video, this is a divide that exists like within libertarianism on abortion: is it freedom to take the life of an unborn child, or freedom to respect their life and freedom? Libertarianism itself arguably doesn't give a clear cut answer, and nor is an answer given about things like prostitution as the video brings up, so there arise disagreements. I believe that abortion is a pretty settled issue in that it's wrong and shouldn't be approved of, but I'm just saying that the libertarian philosophy itself doesn't necessarily resolve to this conclusion.