Heya /anarcho/i've got a couple of friends in hotel management and one of them is curious as to how he could take care of guests in a anarchist society without capitalism...since there wont be anything like 5-star hotels and stuffs without capitalism.>

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Anon 04/09/15 (Thu) 05:14:34 c6686b No.8489

Heya /anarcho/

i've got a couple of friends in hotel management and one of them is curious as to how he could take care of guests in a anarchist society without capitalism…since there wont be anything like 5-star hotels and stuffs without capitalism.

>inb4 you cant like the voluntary act of taking care/serving other people

Anon 04/09/15 (Thu) 08:48:12 966ba5 No.8492

>>8489
Why would they want to take care of guests? do they get kicks out of it? if not then they just dont

Anon 04/09/15 (Thu) 14:49:54 538e95 No.8495

>>8492
why would a nurse get kicks out of being nice to people and serving them? why even cure patients with non contageous diseases?

people like other people. Part of it also involved making them feel happy and comfortable. (its not just extended to saving lives, its also ensuring people dont have a shit existence)

People like making people happy. At least some do(unlike shitters like you). In fact, your question is literal shit. What do people get "kicks" out of anyway? disallow everything, amitire? fucking cunt.

Anon 04/10/15 (Fri) 21:16:51 c3e792 No.8507

However they wish as long as they're not forcing anything on anybody, the workers are the most qualified to run their workplaces.