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  1. Direct struggle between workers and owners being a forever thing implies owners will be a forever thing.

    Looks like these authors are wobs, so I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt.

    Certainly the commercial media are going full-court-press promoting (individual) self employment as the cure for the various problems associated with employment. It’s become quite cliche. For example, you can make a regular drinking game of drinking whenever the enterprise in question turns out to be cupcakes. I don’t approve of entrepreneurship as a real alternative to employment, as it breeds toxic social phenomena such as hustle culture and salespersonship. Cooperatives I generally think of as if anything more radical than trade unionism, although there are more and less compromised versions of both.

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