I love how this question ignores the consequences of not working in the current system, and that modern forms of forced labor are both common and do exist.
And inb4 you reply: no, I don’t support communism but your question made me chuckle.
I want to own the value I produce. Currently I sell my time to an owner. The value I produce through my work is sold by the owner. Any excess after costs goes to the owner. The owner did not work to produce the value.
Why should owners be supported by the excess value produced by workers?
If there genuinely, no matter what, is no way to get someone to work on something without threatening them with starving to death if they don’t do it, please ask yourself this: Is that work necessary? Is that work worth it?
Let’s take a second. How exactly would communism work? What if someone didn’t want to work?
I love how this question ignores the consequences of not working in the current system, and that modern forms of forced labor are both common and do exist.
And inb4 you reply: no, I don’t support communism but your question made me chuckle.
You can go beg and be homeless in the current system. In Communism, you get sent to gulag.
I want to own the value I produce. Currently I sell my time to an owner. The value I produce through my work is sold by the owner. Any excess after costs goes to the owner. The owner did not work to produce the value.
Why should owners be supported by the excess value produced by workers?
If there genuinely, no matter what, is no way to get someone to work on something without threatening them with starving to death if they don’t do it, please ask yourself this: Is that work necessary? Is that work worth it?
Well, if a farmer doesn’t farm, we all starve.
Sone work must be done.
Why would a farmer not want to farm?
For the same reason any worker wouldn’t want to work
Give me a specific reason, and we can talk about it. I can’t really reply much to such a generic statement.
I kinda don’t want to bother.
Sure, have a great day.