No one should be compelled to give their labour to any enterprise.
Ban school too.
No one should be compelled to give their labour to any enterprise.
Ban school too.
Will you teach yr daughter to spell it labour or labor?
Given the sharp fall in global conflict over the last 25 years we canât NOT bring it back.
Good question. I imagine labour for the time being, but if we moved to the US I would have to give in to local standards.
would be more fair to make everyone have to do it rather than just the poor people and thickos, no?
How about colour and color?
I would treat that, and all spelling differences between UK and US English, as above Tony.
Thanks
The National Service, in which Matt Berninger drinks a bottle of red wine and does boring covers of Postal Service songs
There is something to that, particularly given the Armyâs fairly questionable targeting of 16 year olds in areas of the country where there are few other prospects of decent employment.
Assuming that itâs mainly baby boomers expressing a preference for bringing it back, then miltarising young people ahead of the coming generational war can only be a good thing
the generation that pretends they were involved in and constantly bring up the war, but werenât, yes
Iâm all for introducing national service for layabout, retired baby-boomers. They donât know theyâre born, etcâŚ
(But generally, Iâm against it. If only for the reason that our Governments have a history of being warmongering cunts.)
Not necessarily averse to non-military national service, it does make the more anarchic side of me slightly uneasy though
I can potentially see some potential to distributing the management and running of state infrastructure to the wider populace though.
Definitely the ones who always go on about it should have to do it first.
I can see it becoming work for your dole money. Fuck that.
Fuck that. Just bang everyone in prison for a year.
As some dullard letter-writer in the Guardian today unwittingly highlighted, the only difference between national service and doing voluntary work is the element of compulsion.
So if youâre in favour of it, the first thing you have to do is justify the compulsion.
in our current dystopia. yes. but with robots and full employment it could be a really relaxed bit of work for your local community for a great wage
I remember when I was a kid people said that when things are more automated weâd all work less for the same money. Theyâd failed to understand capitalism.