Originally posted by @romans1009What are you in about?
Put the question mark inside the quote, Kiddo. I had to go over that with tiger just the other day.
Originally posted by @romans1009Not exactly. I associate "He that doesn't work shouldn't eat" with the concept of a safety net.
So you associate people working with people needing a safety net? Seems odd.
And I associate the problem of infrahuman wages and economic insecurity with hundreds and hundreds of millions of working people around the world.
And that would be where the safety net conversation might come in etc. And maybe a spiritual angle.
Different people think about different things when it comes to Labour Day.
Originally posted by @fmfWhat’s “infrahuman” mean? Was that a typo?
Not exactly. I associate "He that doesn't work shouldn't eat" with the concept of a safety net.
And I associate the problem of infrahuman wages and economic insecurity with hundreds and hundreds of millions of working people around the world.
And that would be where the safety net conversation might come in etc. And maybe a spiritual angle.
Different people think about different things when it comes to Labour Day.
Originally posted by @romans1009No it was not a typo. Oh well. Maybe you will never ever know what "infrahuman wages" means.
What’s “infrahuman” mean? Was that a typo?
