Edit: there are some minor mistakes with the title and the text in the meme indicating that it’s Lego, not duplo…
Don’t be pedantic; that’s what ruined Reddit in the first place.
Edit: there are some minor mistakes with the title and the text in the meme indicating that it’s Lego, not duplo…
Don’t be pedantic; that’s what ruined Reddit in the first place.
Ah, Landlords aren’t the evil capitalist class then. They’re just a worker that owns the means of production and splits the profits evenly with themselves.
Maybe there’s a terminology problem, but I thought each condo unit was individually owned? Like, if you’ve got a tower block, and everybody owns their own domicile within it, it’s a condo, but if they’re owned by a landlord and rented out, it’s an apartment.
It was a tongue in cheek strawman or if you want to be fancy, a pedagogical tool.
If “providing housing” is a job/service/whatever produced by workers then I, as a theoretical landlord, own some means of production and split the profits with all of the workers: myself.
It seemed like a funny twist of words.
“My landlord is a worker”
“How do you know?”
“He said if anything breaks in the unit, he’ll fix it”
“Has he fixed anything yet?”
“No, but that’s beside the point”
Wrong, idiot.
And here I thought this wasn’t Reddit
It’s less “Not Reddit” every day, sadly
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