>>17096
>Stefan engages in a Socratic dialogue, asking the caller for a definition and presenting counter-examples
>Stef asks for a definition of exploitation
>Caller says, basically, "profiting off of something"
>Stef explains that the caller intends to profit off of the call, apologizing for being annoying but pointing out that being precise is very important in these dialogues
>Caller adjusts, okay, planning to profit economically off of a situation
>Stef tries to point out that it's fair for a person who puts in 1000s of hours, takes huge risks, and runs a business, to be paid and invest in his business via arranging a voluntary contract where a portion of employees' productivity becomes revenue for the business
>Caller tries to change subject
>Stef points out that, you can still have a definition of exploitation, but if you can't find exploitation within this VERY REAL situation, you have to admit that some forms of capitalism (wealth not inherited, etc.) are not exploitative
>Caller agrees, tries to rebut Stef's claim by saying a capitalist should be able to profit UNTIL the 1000s of hours building skills, investing, taking risks are paid off (this is hard to quantify but an interesting stance as principle)
>Stef rebuts that businessowners are constantly reinvesting, taking in new risks, increasing the productivity of workers by training and capital investment, and that it's an ongoing process
>Caller is basically forced to admit that in this situation, which was Stef's own experience, that workers are not exploited when the business owner takes an active role
>He tries to revise it by saying exploitation is profiting without putting any work in
>Stef's counterexample is babies, which profit off of parents without investing any work
>I do not remember if there was a definition revision after this, I think the caller tried to say that exploitation is profiting without working when the worker is only working due to a power disparity (lack of other options)
Lots of other stuff but this is the basic Socratic dialogue. I forgot how it ended exactly.
>>17098
>Stef intentionally misinterprets everything and claims his victory while the commie completely BTFO him.
LOL Solid argument there memelord
>>17099
Genocide is an exaggeration, people are biologically predisposed to be attracted to people with similar, but not extremely close, immune systems- this has been proven, and the clear implication is that it's one of many reasons that people prefer to date within their race.
Not to mention, people love people similar to them, so there's an inherent ethnocentrism. Diversity, meaning non-white proliferation and immigration, isn't going to be successful white genocide, but it may well help accelerate economic collapse as the burden is increased on the welfare state.