/siberia/ - Off-topic

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everyone who can should pull their own weight, but with the goal of all mandatory labor being eventually abolished.

I mean, from each too each and all that. Given where technology is, if everyone who could was pitching in it probably wouldn't take too long before nobodt had to work that hard most of the time. I'm baked, there's a smarter way to articulate this idea but i don't care enough.

most of quotes along the lines of "dont work dont eat" were said during or directly after a long civil war so it was less of a moral judgement and more a factual statement on a fucked up situation.

>>759505
Then mandatory school should be abolished

>>759596
maybe it should or shouldn't, but school isn't labor so that doesn't follow at all.

>>759491
Mao Zedong
Mouth the dong

>>759607
The point of school is to make knowledgeable laborers .
What point of schooling is to exist if labor doesn't?
Also yes, schooling is labor.

>country that larped as socialist did X, so X is socialist
>do not ask for further analysis
real cattle shit

>>759805
>The point of school is to make knowledgeable laborers .
>What point of schooling is to exist if labor doesn't?
That's the main point of school today, right now, in the current system. There are plenty of historical examples of education not being directed towards labor. Even right now, sufficiently wealthy people opt to pursue useless passion degrees that they'll never use.
>Also yes, schooling is labor.
No, not by any serious definition of labor that's useful in philosophy and social science. Not everything that requires effort is labor (working out isn't labor), not every activity that's coerced is labor (being robbed isn't labor), not everything that makes labor possible is itself labor (sleep isn't labor).

>>760027
> That's the main point of school today, right now, in the current system. There are plenty of historical examples of education not being directed towards labor. Even right now, sufficiently wealthy people opt to pursue useless passion degrees that they'll never use.

This is the problem with schooling.
It eschews blue collar/vocational skills