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Originally Posted by Neal Stevens
"alternative and better jobs in needed quantities" is not Wal-Mart's problem.
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It's a problem with your reference to that holy and all-healing "freedom" of people to just pick a better job if they do not like the current one. The freedom to chose another job means not much if that other job is not available - because it got killed by splitting it into several low-wage- jobs, for example.
No company and no economy works and functions in a vacuum, disconnected from the social context that raised it, that funded it, built it and supported it. Total freedom of institutions or individuals only exist if said individuals or institutions exist all alone on a planet that they have all for themselves, with nobody else being there.
Or in other words, this often made demand for total freedom - often is just a foul excuse for total egoism.