The First Law of the Varda is to use greater force against itself

Anyone who is against unions on principle is against rights and groups.
(Classic) capitalist society loves those who are alone and can be manipulated or deceived without being able to confront them.
This is why free ideas and public property are hated: because they allow direct confrontation.
As long as we remain closed in our bubble, it's easy to make ourselves believe whatever the "bubble generator" wants.

Lobby without money is community, assiciation or ... trade union.
But in recent decades, many unions have ruined themselves by following money, thinking that was the way to go...
Now the problem is that, IMHO, in 'ome societies, many non-profit associations are frowned upon because they're deemed useless or dedicated to some hidden profit.

As @pluralistic already wrote, as a consumer, you only get so far. You depend on a government that tries to establish rules for a fair economy and on companies that not only adhere to these rules but also want to act ethically themselves and push for corresponding regulations.

But we are not just consumers-we are citizens and workers. As citizens, we can influence politics, and as workers, we can influence our employers. Money is a great organizer-that's why companies can do this. We call it lobbying. We need to organize our own lobby-without a lot of money.

Wirtschaftsethik: Das moralische Dreieck

Wo befindet sich die Ethik in der Wirtschaft? Bei den Konsumenten oder sind die egoistisch? Bei den Unternehmen oder sollten die nur Geld verdienen? Beim

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