Dog bites man

[Joe R. Golowka]

> >In other words, class struggle between coordinators and capitalists.
>
> "Class struggle" in the sense that corporate managers are struggling to become capitalists
themselves. By stealing from existing owners of >capital. If you want to dignify theft by calling it
class struggle, then I guess this wave of corporate crime must indicate unprecedented levels of
>class struggle? The revolution must be just around the corner!
>
> Corporate fraudsters as latter day Che Guevaras? Seems a long stretch, but you never know I
suppose.

I didn't say it was good, just that it can be seen as class struggle between the manager class and
the owner class.

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Joe R. Golowka
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