On Dec 31, 2010, at 1:14 PM, Eric Beck wrote:
> Only Carrol and Angelus seem to get the non-autonomy of labor (and
> though they may dispute it, in the process they repudiate, or at least
> critically complicate, marxist writ about capitalism being the
> struggle between two classes). Saying that workers' working makes
> capitalism work seems controversial only if you take it as a moral
> statement. But it's not. We all, even the non-laborers, reproduce
> capitalism every day. So what? It's not a failure of will or
> consciousness. It's how capitalism works.
If that's all it means, then do you mind if I yawn?