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[718] Poppy: Misery. I agree with [707]'s general
thought on this matter, however I would not go as far to say that those
that know they are being “exploited” by a capitalist are
in torture. Marx was not going in that direction. Marx agrees that
impoverishment is definitely worse than not being able to work, but
explains that the impoverished that are not working, have experienced
great life trials, like being an orphan, widowed, or injured while
employed in the work force. He is not talking about the lazy or those
that choose to be idle, he is talking about those that would like to
work, but can't due to physical or mental restrictions, and they are
the one's who are in misery only because they can not afford to
provide the needs for themselves and/or family. |
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