Anonymous
10/19/2025, 2:45:42 PM
No.150908296
>>150878768
>Late stage capitalism isn't real, it's just capitalism being exploited like it always has and people only made up the term because they don't want to figure out a real way to deal with it
I mean...the way to deal with it is to regulate it and hold companies accountable.
But large companies spend a lot of money to get average people to feel empathy for them. Look at the guy in this thread equating the regulation of putting a car charger in his garage to any regulation.
Somehow in his mind his inconvenience is the same as preventing large factories from hurting others. If there was no regulations companies would gladly work people for 80+ hours. No benefits. No safety rules. No environmental protections. They would burn their garbage to power a generator and then let the employees breath the exhaust. They would dump their waste water to the local streams, killing fish and animals because thats cheaper than treating it on-site.
Its amazing people still fall for this bate and switch. There is a world of difference between an unregulated individual and an unregulated company that produces over 100 tons of product a day
>Late stage capitalism isn't real, it's just capitalism being exploited like it always has and people only made up the term because they don't want to figure out a real way to deal with it
I mean...the way to deal with it is to regulate it and hold companies accountable.
But large companies spend a lot of money to get average people to feel empathy for them. Look at the guy in this thread equating the regulation of putting a car charger in his garage to any regulation.
Somehow in his mind his inconvenience is the same as preventing large factories from hurting others. If there was no regulations companies would gladly work people for 80+ hours. No benefits. No safety rules. No environmental protections. They would burn their garbage to power a generator and then let the employees breath the exhaust. They would dump their waste water to the local streams, killing fish and animals because thats cheaper than treating it on-site.
Its amazing people still fall for this bate and switch. There is a world of difference between an unregulated individual and an unregulated company that produces over 100 tons of product a day