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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Fred Chittenden) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "bnh2" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > >There is a third way. That of worker cooperatives. They can be structured in > >such a way that they respond to market forces, in the capitalist tradition. > > You mean like United Airlines? There's a fine example of how worker coops > work. It went bankrupt after handing out pay raises and work rules that made it > uncompetitive with the rest of the marketplace. > > Always, Fred Chittenden > Always Right, well most of the time > http://www.dolf.com/homestead/alwaysright.html Unfortunately I think that it will always come down to survival of the fittest. Unless we can somehow remove "greed" from our species I doubt any political system.. no matter how carefully designed.. will work. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. People will always find a way to take advantage of other people. We need to evolve past individualism.
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