The climbed thr ladder that stole from them

And came out on top?

Then stole from others?

How do you build a business from the ground-up? It's most certainly not an easy task like you make it seem.

They climb the ladder then pull it up

They why didn't the others before?

But

You said that it was a myth

Because not everyone was in a position to do so

And that the poor don't get wealthy

If it were as easy as you say, *literally anybody else* could be the CEO.

I.e people of imperialised states

You wouldn't even be in a position to take the role of CEO if you did not put in hard and effective work.

Karde doesn't use logic. He denies everything or blames it on Imperialism.

Capitalism literally cannot operate without everyone as ceo

He's also from the South

If that weren't the case, *literally anybody else* could be the CEO.

Scipio fuck off

You fuck off you Southern gimp.

To say a CEO doesn't do work or hasn't done work is to be absolutely blind to reality.

Seriously youre not providing debate here

Hey, let's not result to name calling

Be civil

Karde you're denying everything, your debate is built off refusal to listen to facts and reason.

yes yes, you can only shoot down a communist with facts

CEO once CEOs are taking the surplus labour of their workers

Facts lol

Has the CEO not provided hard and efficient work to earn such a position?

It's not as if you get a job and the next day you're CEO.

Do they do all the work in the business

Does 1 individual worker do all the work in a business ran by workers?

If they do all the work in a business they are entitled to all the labour

*No, they don't.*

But you said people climb the corporate ladder meaning ceos lose there position so if you work you take CEO

The soon to be CEO climbed the ladder that the now CEO climbed, but the now CEO pulled up the ladder

Precisely what I am saying, RJB.

But they also keep the poor poor through neoliberalism

You don't become CEO by sitting around and doing nothing.

Eh

Well you extract the surplus labour of others

But the soon to be CEO still climbed the ladder