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mdma wrote:QuoteBut believe me, it's definitely not socialist.They are run by the members, for the benefit of the members, and all profit is distributed to the members.Please tell me how this is not socialist?
But believe me, it's definitely not socialist.
iamaboringperson wrote:Quotemdma wrote:QuoteBut believe me, it's definitely not socialist.They are run by the members, for the benefit of the members, and all profit is distributed to the members.Please tell me how this is not socialist?Well firstly I don't get so much as one cent from the co-op of which I am a member. One reason for that is that it is "not for profit".
A coop is normally a private organization. And if it is, then according to the definition of socialism, it is not socialist.
* Co-operatives share their profits with their members (the dividend) whereas plcs return profits to the holders of their capital.* Shares that members have in a co-operative are of fixed value and withdrawable. Shares are non-withdrawable in plcs and their value fluctuates.* Co-ops are constituted under the Industrial and Provident Societies Act whereas plcs are constituted under company law.
And that is why I say it's not.
iamaboringperson wrote:There would be too much of what people don't want, and not enough of what they do!
Karlos wrote:Quoteiamaboringperson wrote:There would be too much of what people don't want, and not enough of what they do!So, iama, if you ran a supermarket, what would you stock?*Apart from firearms, ammunition and accesories, I mean? :-P
Karlos wrote:Ouch. Still, better than nipple lube and anal clamps, I guess :lol:
Karlos wrote:What, strangulating the old Farmer Giles, eh?
X-ray wrote:Aha!!There's hope for Bloodline and me yet...we had nothing to do with the lowering of tone in this thread :angel:
Cyberus wrote:No, because the wanking-class will get exploited