The Co-operative - The Story of the Revolution

[dubbc88]

@jeffthecoder what are you talking about? The only thing I see in common with the first listing is that they are all white women. The second listing of purported wage/labor slaves are just like the first group, actively involved in setting the direction of the cooperative for the betterment of the community at large. I think large cooperatives have the potential to become overly bureaucratic, but I think that can also be avoided with proper planning.

[slapcompany]

Could you be emotionally detached at work and not know it? Sure, if you’re detached. There’s a party in your head and you’re not invited. slapCompany

[jeffthecoder]

I like the underlying concept, but, what's the difference then who we already have doing these things? Where is this "change"? What "revolution"?

I see bureaucrats/profiteers at 1:08 1:22 2:23 2:39 3:39

I see wage/labor slaves at 1:14 1:27 1:49 2:04 2:51 3:52

[DieGLAZERDie]

Who were the football fans? Why not featured? Surely, in turning their backson the multi-millionaires & 'starting' again this is a Better Way for football? Info please. Or even their own ad? On Granada at halftime in a Manchester football match immediately before 2nd half starts?