When I say kid, I mean me. Noam Chomsky has equated most modern-day employment in the US to "wage slavery". I suppose he's referring to the absence of collective bargaining that an individual faces when determining his wages with a Firm, particularly when the Firm treats the individual like a replaceable, replicable commodity. I suppose the approach in these Firms is "Get with our rules or get out". Almost a forced conformity that a factory worker may feel in an assembly line. A line of mannequin, not men. I wonder if he ever imagined such a fate as a child. "When I grow up, I'm going to be a dummy, like daddy".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mannequin
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Gandhiji's non violent method would suggest refusal to take ANY compensation other than as per the original contract.
Thank you. I will proceed accordingly.
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