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| 2 | Thought this belonged hereI’m not a communist, but a defining tenet of communism is that the workers own the means of production. Prisoners do not own the prison, nor do they make the rules for the prison. If a prisoner provides a valuable service, the fruits of that labor are not split among the prisoners. I see the appeal of this as a talking point, but prisons aren’t really like communist society at all. | /r/MGTOW | 13/11/19 07:35 AM |
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