If I buy the cheapest possible TV, it's gonna be dim and unresponsive. If I buy the cheapest possible car, it's going to be slow, boring, and unreliable. If I buy the cheapest possible fridge, it's gonna be small and inefficient. So why is it that when robber barons buy the cheapest possible labor, they expect efficient, reliable, and loyal workers? C'mon, capitalists! You get what you pay for!

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一小時內	remis crazykosmikbunny	It's because things are not alive and don't want to survive, they just don't give a fuck if they die or don't work well. Workers have to feed their families which comes first even before their own health. It's exploitation of the weak and vulnerable - that's the point.
2 小時內	Prajakta Chikhale chikhale.prajakta	You pay peanuts, you get monkeys.
2 小時內	James Boot-Marshall bootmarshall	That's not how it works, there are many intelligent people doing "low skilled" jobs. They're getting more than what they pay for, otherwise they wouldn't be billionaires.
13 小時內	Daniel Jensen dt_forrest	TBH, I'm pretty sure they expect garage bottom of the barrel workers, they just try to guilt trip you into working harder because they make even more money that way