I thought of posting it

artappraiser — Sun, 30 Apr 2017 20:22:15 +0000

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I thought of posting this myself.

What I found the most interesting is that the micro-capitalism is what a lot of the quitters wanted. Everybody wants to be working for themselves selling stuff or services to everyone else, free-lance or operating their own business. Because they can be their own boss, and chose their hours, supposedly. Which farming once was. Where they will no doubt work many more hours than in a sweatshop and maybe even for less, but have a sense of control over their lives, schedule, and behavior. (As most of us doing same for a long time know: the sense of control is an illusion, but the ability to take time for emergencies or even for slacking and to behave as you chose is not.)

Who is the "we" quoted in the

rmrd0000 — Sat, 29 Apr 2017 13:15:46 +0000

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Who is the "we" quoted in the article who thought sweatshops were a good alternative?

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Who is the "we" quoted in the