LCVP Project

[Qwerty Dvorak]

Okay so here's the deal, I've decided for some reason to do this LCVP in my school, which I guess is kinda like transition year for some odf you, basically it's where you learn all about enterprise and entrepreneuring. Basically, it is a capitalist propaganda machine designed to bring out you're greedy soulless side, as part of the course is starting you're own kind of little mini-business.

I really don't know why I decided to do it, well I think it was the occasional day-trips that lured me in... Anywho, I think the least I can do at this point is to put a kind of communistic spin on the whole enterprise thing. One way of doing so would be to give all the profits to charity or some socialist organization. But can you guys think of any other ways??

[drain.you]

Well one way is to pay the worker's correctly (the cost of their labour not an hourly wage equal to bugger all).
Donating money to schools for education materials, this site :P, leftwing political parties, charities, public services, homeless people, etc.
Hmm...what else? I dunno.

[KC]

Anywho, I think the least I can do at this point is to put a kind of communistic spin on the whole enterprise thing. One way of doing so would be to give all the profits to charity or some socialist organization. But can you guys think of any other ways??

No such thing as a communist business.


Well one way is to pay the worker's correctly (the cost of their labour not an hourly wage equal to bugger all).
Donating money to schools for education materials, this site tongue.gif, leftwing political parties, charities, public services, homeless people, etc.

Paying the workers correctly would mean giving them all of the profits. There would be no money left to donate unless the workers decided to donate out of their own pockets. And seeing how capitalist society runs, chances are that that won't happen.

[somebodywhowantedtoleaveandnotcomeback]

Get a job at a multinational, stay "undercover" and work hard until you become, like, an executive manager or something, then donate all the company's millions/billions to charity :)

:huh: Gee I wonder if that would actually work..