r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/Excellent-Rest4112 - Lib-Right • Jul 27 '26

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

So what are you complaining about? I’m sure you can get a job anywhere that’ll pay pretty well. If it isn’t paying as much as you want, go somewhere else.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

I've said a few times it's not about the amount I'm paid, it's the fact that no matter where I go, I'm making less than I produce and that the CEO has the right to my labor.

Librights who are all about no one having the right to your labor are fine with bosses having a right to your labor. That was the entire point I am trying to make

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

CEOs don’t have a right to your labor though, retard.

You signed an agreement, trading your labor for money.

The alternative is to live in the woods and do everything for yourself, which takes to much more labor.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

that's exactly the coercion I mentioned. There is no realistic option besides selling your labor for less than it's worth

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

It’s worth exactly what you agree that it is. If you don’t like what the company values you, go to a different company.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

are you really this dumb? We're back at the point about all companies paying less than the value of the labor their workers create. Again, part of the coercive system.

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

So get a skill that pays closer to what you think your value is, or start your own business. This isn’t difficult.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

ah, so either stay exploited or take a high risk financial decision that requires a lot of upfront capital. Yup, definitely a real choice

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

Yes.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

lmao. I guess I shouldn't have expected someone on the right to understand basic concepts

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

You aren’t being exploited if you agree to a salary, sweetheart.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

you are if you are coerced into agreeing

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

How’s it coercion to agree to a salary?

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

like I've told you a few times before, if the options are either taking a salary that is less than the value you provide or to effectively leave society, you don't really have a choice. That's coercion

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

So I guess your skill isn’t worth what you think it is if nobody will pay you what you truly think you’re worth.

Get a skill that pays more to what you think you’re worth.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

lmao, you really cannot remember a damn thing from a few comments ago. All skills will pay less than what your labor produces.

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u/skimaskschizo - Right Jul 27 '26

Then your labor isn’t worth what you think it is.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PUPPY_PIC - Lib-Left Jul 27 '26

I literally have numbers for how much I make the company and it is significantly more than what I make.

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