2026-09-24 14:33 UTC
what worries me is that it seems to be a capitulation to low wage, meaningless work. It makes what employers are doing okay. It makes a lack of arts funding okay. It makes teachers paying for their own supplies okay. It makes Wal-Mart--a meaningless job that only helps the Walton family--a perfectly fine outcome.
The problem is that we often participate in democracy through our work, our businesses, our purpose.
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@smutmag@mstdn.social 2026-09-24 14:34
Again, I want a social safety net. But I want the landlord problem fixed first. I want home ownership fixed first. I want low wages fixed first. I want arts funding fixed first. I want innovation in other fields besides business and technology which has proven to be innovations in slavery. Or we will never be free.