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BasilZero said:

There's worse things in the world happening or being made and people have time to worry about something that has existed for a while and has little to no impact to society nowadays.

 

First world problems at its finest.

So, does that mean we can only critique the single worst thing in the world, and that everything else is off limits?

o_O.Q said:
VGPolyglot said:

Well, ideally they would have discussions to ensure that the vote is much higher than 60%. And I'm saying that it shouldn't just be considered your company, it should also be considered the company of those who work there as it is their livelihood.

"Well, ideally they would have discussions to ensure that the vote is much higher than 60%"

yeah i get that individuality is a problem for socialism and communism, anyway who deals with the votes and compromises? a central body right?


"I'm saying that it shouldn't just be considered your company"

how does your philosophy work if its a single person? how does the centralisation concept you came up with work in that scenario?

The people themselves deal with the votes and compromises. And if it's a single person doing all the work, then yes he or she should be able to decide on their own.