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14615715 No.14615715 [Reply] [Original]

How do Marxists grapple with the fact that work can be enjoyable? That people can enjoy working i.e. having a job where you talk to people all day or just sit around talking to your co-workers etc etc

If you have environments which habitually let you enjoy yourself is this not the definition of emancipation? Wouldn't these positions afford you a considerable opportunity to exercise that 'extra-regarding prudence' Bentham talks about?

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>> No.14615740

>>14615715
Read the 1844 manuscripts you mong.

>> No.14615750

>>14615715
Marx isn't against work. God shit on marx all you want but stop posting these shitty bait thread.

>> No.14615751

>>14615740
What if, after reading all of this Marxist bullshit you keep suggesting, I still think that Marx is inherently a mooch?

What happens then?

>> No.14615760

>>14615750
Have you heard of the idea of 'exploitation of labor'?

What if I think and perceive my labor as adding value to the end product no matter what Marx says, and that, as such, my exit from the transportation or conveying of the product, or manufacture of the product would actually hurt their profits significantly, as it would in many small co-operatives?

What if there are many people whose labor really defies the idea of 'exploitation', and that these workers are not miserable?

>> No.14615761

>>14615715
Dumbass.

>> No.14615767

>>14615761
>if you don't agree with Marx u mus be dummm hurrrrr

The actual state of contemporary education. I suppose you think the same about Darwin?

>> No.14615793

>>14615760
>my fee fees mean marx was wrong
Okay

>> No.14615810

>>14615767
Darwin is tricky, you have to absolutely believe in evolution(to own the dumb Creationist christians) but you must never, ever apply its principles to humans.

>> No.14615886

>>14615767
Ur fucking dumb because ur arguing against a strawman, you’ve clearly never read marx if you think he is against work in all forms