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>>3293271
>A more apt analogy would be a lawnmowing business where the mowers take home shares in the profits instead of giving a businessman a cut.

The businessman owned the business and all the equipment in the first place. It's the EXACT same thing.

> social provisions regarding education, healthcare and workers' rights.
>education
You mean the thing that is bankrupting nations and causing our children to be extremely fucking stupid due to lack of competition in education?
>healthcare
You mean the thing that causes shortages and long waiting lines? The thing that forces you to pay for a service you may not use? They steal like 40% of your income and give you shitty qualities services with no choice. Healthcare would be much better and cheaper under a free market.
Not to mention the lack of medical innovation and competition in countries with UHC.
>workers rights
What rights do they not have? What about businessmen's rights? How are threatening businessmen and not allowing them to hire new workers "workers rights". Union scum deserve to be killed.

You don't live in first world nation, you live in a fucking slave state.

Social democrats deserve to be killed.