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I am not going to argue about whether wage slavery exists, because you would retreat into semantics and pretend it is not exploitation when someone “agrees” to a poverty wage to avoid hunger or eviction. Denying this reality is absurd and shows a complete disconnection from what most people actually experience. No, I do not deny this and I admit that what you are describing is present. This is precisely a case of abuse of power and poor management (in a company or in a state). The reviewer described capitalism as inherently exploitative, and I simply wanted to express my disagreement with such an absolute and exaggerated perception of capitalism. |