South Korea's likely new President, Yoon Suk-yeol, believes:
-The work week should be 120 hours, not 52 -Food safety standards should be eliminated because "poor people should be allowed to eat substandard food for lower prices" -There should be no legal minimum wage
I think capitalism turns people into monsters and those who don't end up as sociopathic misanthropes end up wildly depressed living in the same space as them.
That's probably a better way of putting it.
I know I vent a lot on this site, but at the end of the day I believe that everywhere, including the global north and including America are full of genuinely good people, but they're not the ones in power and that capitalism has terminally claimed many of their countrymen.
Something tells me this is my sign to start reading Lenin and Castro and learn to organize.
It's why I believe more in reeducation more so than outright execution. I think people are good too and I wholly believe in nurture rather than nature. People simply become the product of their environment, and the environment in capitalist countries is deeply sick. It's how prisons should work but don't. Rehabilitate people back into fitting in with the rest of society, in being good people and given a fighting chance to remain on a healthy path.
You try reeducation for as long as it takes and the death sentence is dying peacefully in your sleep having become a better person
I'm aspiring to both. I really want to enjoy the breadth of possibilities that are uniquely available under capitalism.