Message from @Timo)))
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Well, that would be worked out with the state and everyone involved. But even then, co-operatives are actually rare to fail when it is not just some teens starting up their businesses.
Let me find the article on it.
It's a Canadian Co-op that has been standing for ages and continue to grow through a good few recessions.
worked out with the state? how?
would they erase my debt?
Well, if that debt is too big for you. Of course.
Also, I mean. Who do you owe it to?
The state bank?
It'd likely be the state bank.
well then, no reason to not take a huuuge risk in any business then
the state backs me anyway
Yeah, investments are parasitic...
investments are needed
Risk in business is generally non-labour related.
Just not those that don't have an effect if they fail
If they are required, then progressively and steeply tax them.
Do you follow TYT @Anglican
But it is a non-labour effort.
Unlike cultural pursuits or physical ones.
A big co-op?
yea
I mean, co-ops would be at best just a part of a larger regional organization meant to repersent them and allow for universal decision making.
Some being only a factory or one store.
I'd say that they should have a progressive tax depending on size. Starting out at a very slow slope until they begin to get really fucking big.
It is not like I'm against economic growth. But against the obcession with profit.
obsession with profit often promotes innovation
No.
bill gates and steve jobs didn't do it because it was fun, they wanted to become rich
and bill gates does a shit load of charity
Exactly
When profit hangs over your head, you are stressed. This stress decreases engagement and productivity.
Limiting your in your ability to innovate.
>When profit hangs over your head, you are stressed. This stress decreases engagement and productivity.
People want stress to an amount, they want to push themselves
[citation needed]
Why do people go to a casino?
For the thrill of a game