What incentive do people have to return a shopping cart when they have no sense of ownership or say in the supermarket and are getting ripped off by a corporation?
Simply because something fails under capitalism does not translate to it failing under other systems.
You’re still not getting it. Using people who live under a system that requires genocide to exist as an example of humanity in general or it’s condition is just nakedly dishonest. Of course most of those people would refuse basic acts of human kindness, they’ve been groomed into accepting blatant human rights violations as a form of an economy. These people aren’t in a vaccuum, they’re influenced. They represent a facet of humanity not it’s entirety.
What incentive do people have to return a shopping cart when they have no sense of ownership or say in the supermarket and are getting ripped off by a corporation?
Simply because something fails under capitalism does not translate to it failing under other systems.
Because it’s the right thing to do. Not for the company, but for the other people using the parking lot.
Many people won’t even take 15 seconds and a few extra steps to do something helpful for other people that doesn’t directly benefit them.
You’re still not getting it. Using people who live under a system that requires genocide to exist as an example of humanity in general or it’s condition is just nakedly dishonest. Of course most of those people would refuse basic acts of human kindness, they’ve been groomed into accepting blatant human rights violations as a form of an economy. These people aren’t in a vaccuum, they’re influenced. They represent a facet of humanity not it’s entirety.
Solidarity with the laborers for one, and this one doesn’t even consistently fail under capitalism