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So I'm reminded of what Neil Wilson said, about not treating businesses as pets. If they can't pay their workforce a living wage and make a profit, they don't have a viable business plan. So let them go bust.
He said that in the context of having a job guarantee.
So in the name of "saving" small businesses, the American strategy is to keep workers desperate. Cut their benefits, keep unemployment high, etc.
Yet you're already being dominated by large monopolies.
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So I'm reminded of what Neil Wilson said, about not treating businesses as pets. If they can't pay their workforce a living wage and make a profit, they don't have a viable business plan. So let them go bust.
He said that in the context of having a job guarantee.
So in the name of "saving" small businesses, the American strategy is to keep workers desperate. Cut their benefits, keep unemployment high, etc.
Yet you're already being dominated by large monopolies.
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