Dr. Dwayne
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Tenured professors who make over $150k a year live in a very special world, to be fair.To me that just smacks of someone who's ignorant of the working conditions of millions of people around the world.
Tenured professors who make over $150k a year live in a very special world, to be fair.To me that just smacks of someone who's ignorant of the working conditions of millions of people around the world.
Which assumes that some third party can determine the value a worker brings to a company and what he/she should be paid to compensate for it.He talks about Marxism an awful lot and in trying to disprove Marx he said "an employer would be mad to exploit his workers". He takes the word exploit literally in this, where Marx simply means a worker produces more value than he is paid. It's the mistake of someone with a very poor understanding of the subject.
Disappointed. But then United players are just footballers, and footballers do and say a lot of stupid things. We still sing songs about Giggs, and he was a wife-beating scumbag.How would you react if a United player went on the JRE?
Lex for me. I don't listen to him all that much to be honest but I like the guy.Anyone migrated from someone who you were introduced to via Joe Rogan.
I’ve ended up listening to loads of Tim Dillon he matches my exact type of humour
Is this the best and appropriate reply to musks tweet that you can think of?Apart from answering with the cliched stuff (Iraq and the corporate media's role in pushing it, Chomsky's book on the whole thing), well before the rise of independent media, people in the UK believed that the number of people on benefits was much higher than it was, the benefits they received were much higher than the reality, and the number of incoming migrants and of Muslims was much higher than it was. This was from a rich diet of corporate media. I could find a related link from 2016, but remember similar stories in the early 2010s, and probably it was an ongoing thing then too.
Another slightly less cliched criticism of the msm (BBC in particular) is this guy's columns about the role of lobbyists and PR in media that is taken as impartial. I could find a few links:
https://www.monbiot.com/2013/12/12/puppet-show/
https://www.monbiot.com/2014/07/01/purging-dissent/
Exploit used in this way simply means the worker produces more profit than he is paid. So basically any properly functioning capitalist business exploits their workers. It could be a plumber who hires an apprentice and pays him £50 but charges him out for £100, or it could be a law firm who pays a lawyer £100 an hour but charges him out for £200 an hour.I'm not sure what you mean by this. Is there an alternative meaning of exploit I'm not aware of?
To me that just smacks of someone who's ignorant of the working conditions of millions of people around the world.
One of, if not the best podcastsLex for me. I don't listen to him all that much to be honest but I like the guy.
Sounds like you don't know what exploitation meansExploit used in this way simply means the worker produces more profit than he is paid. So basically any properly functioning capitalist business exploits their workers. It could be a plumber who hires an apprentice and pays him £50 but charges him out for £100, or it could be a law firm who pays a lawyer £100 an hour but charges him out for £200 an hour.
@Kinsella what I meant by value is profit, sorry for the confusion.
Honest question: Does he give out a pamphlet or something with this talking point for his followers to use when he's criticized? I have a friend who may be his lone female fan, and she always get super pissed when I point out all of the offensive and incorrect things he's said. She always asks for proof and if i've listened to his stuff. Of course when I supply proof, she deflects.I often wonder if people have really listened to a whole range of his stuff rather than just jumping on the 'he's a nazi right winger' bandwagon.
But have you read all of fergieisold posts on redcafe?Honest question: Does he give out a pamphlet or something with this talking point for his followers to use when he's criticized? I have a friend who may be his lone female fan, and she always get super pissed when I point out all of the offensive and incorrect things he's said. She always asks for proof and if i've listened to his stuff. Of course when I supply proof, she deflects.
I just finished reading a thread on Reddit where his defenders were going for the same "but have you listened to his whole catalogue?" defense. It's bizarre.
The point I'm making is people are too polarised one way or the other. Petersons done plenty of great stuff...and clearly stuff that hasn't stood up to proper debate.Honest question: Does he give out a pamphlet or something with this talking point for his followers to use when he's criticized? I have a friend who may be his lone female fan, and she always get super pissed when I point out all of the offensive and incorrect things he's said. She always asks for proof and if i've listened to his stuff. Of course when I supply proof, she deflects.
I just finished reading a thread on Reddit where his defenders were going for the same "but have you listened to his whole catalogue?" defense. It's bizarre.
I'm far from an expert, but it's not my definition, it's Marx's. Maybe makes more sense coming from someone who knows what he's talking about.Sounds like you don't know what exploitation means
This argument makes no sense, I don't understand why anyone uses it. Supposedly doing some 'great stuff' for a few years doesn't absolve anyone from spouting nonsense for ages.The point I'm making is people are too polarised one way or the other. Petersons done plenty of great stuff...and clearly stuff that hasn't stood up to proper debate.
What argument? It’s the reality. He’s clearly done both good and bad stuff. I’m really struggling to see why that’s a problem.This argument makes no sense, I don't understand why anyone uses it. Supposedly doing some 'great stuff' for a few years doesn't absolve anyone from spouting nonsense for ages.
Anyone can be right about a few things, it doesn't negate them talking complete and utter shite about everything else. Nobody has to take into account some basic thing that Peterson may have said that is common consensus when assessing him.What argument? It’s the reality. He’s clearly done both good and bad stuff. I’m really struggling to see why that’s a problem.
And my response still applies - Marx proceeds on the assumption that a third party can determine the profit a worker brings to a company and what he/she should be paid to compensate for itExploit used in this way simply means the worker produces more profit than he is paid. So basically any properly functioning capitalist business exploits their workers. It could be a plumber who hires an apprentice and pays him £50 but charges him out for £100, or it could be a law firm who pays a lawyer £100 an hour but charges him out for £200 an hour.
@Kinsella what I meant by value is profit, sorry for the confusion.
You are wasting your time mate.What argument? It’s the reality. He’s clearly done both good and bad stuff. I’m really struggling to see why that’s a problem.
De does not.And my response still applies - Marx proceeds on the assumption that a third party can determine the profit a worker brings to a company and what he/she should be paid to compensate for it
His work is built on many such false assumptions.
People going on about how much they love Joe Rogan?Is there anything more annoying than people going on about Godwin's law?
The Holocaust?Is there anything more annoying than people going on about Godwin's law?
You don't think much before typing them posts do you?The Holocaust?
Trust me that was well thought out. Heck I could have gone with the Gestapo, SS, lots of things. The joke would still work. Holocaust being extreme though gave it added punch.You don't think much before typing them posts do you?
The at some point during an internet conversation Gambit will chime in with something unfunny or offensive in the belief he's being hilarious and the only person it amuses is himself law.Is this the dawn of Gambit's Law?
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How much Marx have you read?And my response still applies - Marx proceeds on the assumption that a third party can determine the profit a worker brings to a company and what he/she should be paid to compensate for it
His work is built on many such false assumptions.
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I've read the Communist Manifesto a number of times (I've got a copy on the bookshelf in front of me), but I haven't completed Das Kapital.How much Marx have you read?
I'm looking forward to the Peterson appearance.