- McDonalds Workers -

Class Struggle of the Proletariat.

Posted by: Simon Palbera ( none, UK ) on February 03, 1997 at 17:55:41:

In Reply to: rich plundering the poor posted by Ashley Lavelle on February 03, 1997 at 09:56:30:

> The sad fact about most crime is that so little of it is directed
> against the rich and powerful. It is usually intra-class (working
> class vis-a-vis working class) or unfairly inter-class
> (rich plundering the poor). It is for this reason that all forms
> of crime by the poor against the rich should be supported.

Get real! This is one lump of prime(?) chicken we're talking
about, not the Class Struggle of the Proletariat.

My call is that the boy 'done wrong' with the extra nugget
(remember the nugget?) and so got canned. OK, it's a bit draconian,
but that's McD's for you. They are going to see it as theft, and they're the employer.

I don't see that it's necessarily a crime by the poor against the rich: it looks to
me like employee pilferage, but I'll admit that's a lot less sexy than a symptom of
the world-wide class struggle.


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