your experience is very relevant

you didnt really even make a point

you just said

"you dont work in a factory"

"you're an idiot"

nice line of argument

tell me, how do factories work, what am i missing

Why I do say, it was nothing really

But I'm quite flattered

i do actually have knowledge of how factories work

but im interested to hear what your point is exactly

Factories are machines

elaborate dont

adhom and flee

<#522609806897315870> @China Black Man#6152

Uh?

i think he wants u to post

gaming pics like tht

I know

in gaming and tech

But no

If you had worked in a factory or office you might understand that the vast majority of CEOs do the same kind of work as their workers in addition to their administrative and strategic roles, and make reasonable salaries.

Augustus the fatass from Charlie and The Chocolate Factory

what is a reasonable salary to you

Your charicature of the relationship between a CEO and his worker is very poor

six figures

depends on the size of the company

the pay should depend on the skill of the job

you are wrong

im very very right

pay is determined by many things and high salaries for business creators is necessary to incentivize entrepreneurship

they are paid more in part because they have assumed risk

often business owners earn less per hour than their employees

that's true for small businesses

and there are many instances where workers are paid fairly, and business owners receive a fair salary

but all too often, especially when we're talking about large corporations

way too much of the surplus value congregates to the top of the hierarchy

which is where exploitation lies

the labour force is not paid their fair share of the surplus value -they- generate

I agree that capitalism is vuknerable to corruption and exploitation. However, I do not have much sympathy for the retail worker who makes minimum wage while his company's executives make much more.

Nobody has lost in that scenario