Directly seizing I don't think would end well. I think it's one of the short comings of communism.
Encouraging employee owned companies is where it's at. But to be honest I'm not sure how you would incentivize that.
Directly seizing I don't think would end well. I think it's one of the short comings of communism.
Encouraging employee owned companies is where it's at. But to be honest I'm not sure how you would incentivize that.
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Genuinely speaking, do you really think Amazon will continue to operate if the "workers" took it over from the (evil) executives and owned all the power?
In my opinion, it'll fall apart in no time, because not a single decision will be made to progress work and to solve problems, and every problem will be a vote to people who don't understand the consequences and will prefer to serve their personal needs. Am I wrong?
Do you think the shareholders are active in problem solving? Workers include basically everyone but the shareholders. The tech guys, the executives, the managers.