• MotoAsh@lemmy.world
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    10 months ago

    'Ownership of things DOES get distributed…"

    Uhhhh, no? Are you dumb? Owning stock in a company is far, FAR removed from owning any part of a company’s assets.

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        Capital is not money, capital can be represented by money but it is not inherently money. Capital is something you use to buy someone’s labor. More specifically it is the social relationship between wage labor and profit. Assets (private property) used to produce profit (surplus value) are capital

        Capital is “the characteristic the means of production acquire when they are used to hire labor and generate surplus value”

        “Capital is dead labour, that, vampire-like, only lives by sucking living labour, and lives the more, the more labour it sucks.”

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        You do not get any access to the company’s resources. There is no dollar sitting in company coffers for your dollar of investment. You don’t get to decide what that money does what so evwr, and its value is speculative on the performance.

        That is far, far, far removed from owning or controlling any part of a company’s capital.