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2017-09-04 11:04:05 UTC  

No

2017-09-04 11:04:13 UTC  

They do not circulate and are non accumulative

2017-09-04 11:04:15 UTC  

Keep it?

2017-09-04 11:04:18 UTC  

What do you do with it?

2017-09-04 11:04:29 UTC  

What vouchers for what?

2017-09-04 11:04:31 UTC  

you get to have as many sneakers as you want

2017-09-04 11:04:35 UTC  

I do not think you produce, things are just produced.

2017-09-04 11:04:45 UTC  

Well if you make a chair



Its your chair now

2017-09-04 11:04:58 UTC  

I disagree.

2017-09-04 11:05:00 UTC  

Seems like something that ends after you have about 5 chairs

2017-09-04 11:05:20 UTC  

And thats why you then turn them in to the federation or the collective and take your vouchers so you can buy other things

2017-09-04 11:05:51 UTC  

How many chair vouchers for a car?

2017-09-04 11:06:11 UTC  

Idk man, if you produce the value equivolent to a car but in chairs

2017-09-04 11:06:40 UTC  

So you'd have to make your own chair?

2017-09-04 11:06:50 UTC  

if you make chairs i guess

2017-09-04 11:07:01 UTC  

A chair is made. Now there is a chair. That is the end of it. But a chair is also firewood. It can be lots of things. Ownership is a tyranny over utility of objects.

2017-09-04 11:07:25 UTC  

I think if I produce a chair I should be able to keep it since it is a result of my labor

2017-09-04 11:07:39 UTC  

What I want to know from socialists is how they plan on having innovation, who gets to be the inventors?

2017-09-04 11:07:40 UTC  

Oh boy.

2017-09-04 11:07:52 UTC  

🤔

2017-09-04 11:08:06 UTC  

Im not sure what that question means

2017-09-04 11:08:17 UTC  

If you're provided with chairs, which you presumably would

2017-09-04 11:08:20 UTC  

How do new products get made

2017-09-04 11:08:22 UTC  

What is the point of making your own chair

2017-09-04 11:08:22 UTC  

If someone has a good idea then theyll put it forward

2017-09-04 11:08:24 UTC  

Who invents the iphone?

2017-09-04 11:08:36 UTC  

Who decides what is a good idea?

2017-09-04 11:08:54 UTC  

It implies that without private ownership, co-operation is impossible. Which is false.

2017-09-04 11:09:00 UTC  

The same people that decide whether something is a good idea in a market..

People

2017-09-04 11:09:28 UTC  

Yes but if everything is shared there are only some who gets to make a product right?

2017-09-04 11:09:43 UTC  

Theres no intellectual property so anyone can make whatever they want

2017-09-04 11:10:40 UTC  

What if someone's a terrible inventor, does he starve?

2017-09-04 11:11:15 UTC  

Youre still maintaning a capitalist lens through the way you are viewing socialism

2017-09-04 11:11:31 UTC  

just asking questions

2017-09-04 11:11:44 UTC  

If a collective workplace needs some innovation, they will do everything they can to make it happen

2017-09-04 11:12:14 UTC  

Its pretty unlikely that people would have 1 role in their workplace

2017-09-04 11:12:39 UTC  

I don't know, many people can only fulfill one role

2017-09-04 11:14:24 UTC  

Everyone has an equal say in their workplace, and nobody lives as an inventor or investor or things like that because we abolish capital accumulation and (probably) traditional markets

2017-09-04 11:14:38 UTC  

when the world revolution succeds, will the world be divided by the forms of socialism?

2017-09-04 11:14:43 UTC  

Smash the workplace!

2017-09-04 11:14:54 UTC  

But what if I have an idea for a new product but the people in the workplace always shoot it down?