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carloselunicornio t1_j21suhv wrote

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>And my point is how are the "people at large" ownership type companies functionally different from publicly traded companies?

You can't see the difference between a workers colective and a joint stock company?

>Like, I don't know what to tell you; you're the one delving into irrelevant "gotchas"...

Yeah, sure...

>I never said you did; I drew a logical inference from the assertion in your challenge.

Yes, you extrapolated to the extreme to prop up your argument.

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Aaron_Hamm t1_j21u8wb wrote

A worker's collective isn't the public at large.

Lol dude, that's how you find out if someone's using good logic: find out where it takes you.

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carloselunicornio t1_j21umpz wrote

>A worker's collective isn't the public at large.

And a joint stock company is?

>Lol dude, I didn't at all, but ok, have fun building straw men to feel good I guess

Have fun with your logical fallacy check list buddy.

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Aaron_Hamm t1_j21ut6u wrote

Yes, it is... Anyone can be a shareholder. That's the whole point...

Being able to put a name to your behavior isn't an insult.

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carloselunicornio t1_j21v65p wrote

>Yes, it is... Anyone can be a shareholder. That's the whole point...

Anyone can, but are most people shareholders? You know, the public at large? That is the point.

>Being able to put a name to your behavior isn't an insult.

Waiting for the next one.

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Aaron_Hamm t1_j21vef8 wrote

Yes, most people are shareholders in the western world.

Sorry you didn't know that?

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carloselunicornio t1_j21w4wn wrote

>Yes, most people are shareholders in the western world.

Can you back that up? With numbers?

>Sorry you didn't know that?

I'm loving the snark, keep it up.

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