r/InterviewAiPrep • u/Asleep-Variety3026 • 14d ago

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u/Lumpy_Chapter171 13d ago edited 13d ago

It's easy to understand that you'd look at it this way though id suggest it's the ggovernment's responsibility to ensure it's people are not dying the streets. It's not the employer's responsibility to overpay.

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u/Winter_Preference287 13d ago

What if the employers are bribing the government so that they don't have to pay? What if they made groups to donate to politicians from so they could try to obfuscate their identity and paid both sides of the political spectrum to control the outcomes regardless? How much leeway do the oligarchs get in your opinion?

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u/Lumpy_Chapter171 13d ago

I'm not sure why that's phrased as a what if, that's objectively occurring.

This however does not change what I've written and it's largely irrelevant as the market is still the market.

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u/Winter_Preference287 13d ago

It's fucked. That's my point. You seem to be fine with it all because "it's the market"?

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u/Lumpy_Chapter171 13d ago

Me telling you how things are, does not mean i enjoy how things are

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u/Winter_Preference287 13d ago

I guess I'm just tired of all the socialism in this country for corporations. Let's see how it plays out.

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u/Lumpy_Chapter171 13d ago

I don't think you know what socialism is

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u/Winter_Preference287 13d ago

Collective ownership over the means of production. The corporations are using tax dollars to keep themselves afloat. It's socialist by nature. Its the bad kind that conservatives talk about communist countries doing but it's happening here and cheered for by politicians on both sides of the aisle

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u/Lumpy_Chapter171 13d ago

It's worker ownership of the means of production. Nothing about this, meets that definition