actually, doctors, architects, and most others are faced with general de facto economic coercion and specific institutional coercion into serving specific parties and not others. of course, this economic coercion operates to a lesser extent on those in lucrative professions, so yes, doctors and architects who exclusively service the wealthy (most architects and many doctors) will fall further toward the "perpetuating capitalism" side of the sliding scale than the hapless clerk but not nearly so far as the banker
fuck u
VoxNihili posted:there is plenty of room for variation within this line of reasoning and ~each person's experiences will be unique~ but we can generalize to some extent without flipping over the table and yelling FAGGOT FAGGOT FAGGOT perhaps???
hmm... i dont know...
VoxNihili posted:actually, doctors, architects, and most others are faced with general de facto economic coercion and specific institutional coercion into serving specific parties and not others. of course, this economic coercion operates to a lesser extent on those in lucrative professions, so yes, doctors and architects who exclusively service the wealthy (most architects and many doctors) will fall further toward the "perpetuating capitalism" side of the sliding scale than the hapless clerk but not nearly so far as the banker
im dont see why its essentially necessary to bring "profession" into the discussion of the morality at all beyond which kinds of work are available to specific people, and which way to structure your education when you're young enough to not already have boxed yourself into a specific range of options. it sounds like you would agree that a doctor that exclusively does really expensive plastic surgery would have fewer morality points than someone who manages the accounts of the sryian red crescent or something. on the other hand it probably makes more sense to say that on average people who identify as finance people do more harm as a group than people who identify as medical people (drs, nurses, people who do admin at hospitals, etc). but that doesnt mean a specific person is automatically doing something bad by associating with the bad group. so again, in the context of an individual considering the moral dimensions of career choice, i dont think that making broad statements about the morality of a huge swath of potential jobs is not that helpful and it makes more sense to try and avoid specific known injustices.
c_man posted:and which way to structure your education when you're young enough to not already have boxed yourself into a specific range of options
this is important tho. personally i thought it was what we were talking about even if maybe it wasn't really
littlegreenpills posted:"problmeatical. transpholibeia. nigga im a doctor. i amn rep[laceding your 8 year sdon's head w an fucken egg beater i dont e en give a fduck" - A Doctor
"It's ninja now." -doctor sets final throwing star onto corpse
getfiscal posted:i went to the job hutâ„¢ today to load up my wheelbarrow with jobs. the case worker was cool because she seemed sort of no-nonsense. she gave me a lot of stuff to work on and was basically like okay dingus you get a bunch of shit done and i'll help you, if you do nothing then i'll do nothing. good times.
It's kind of fucked up that you make cruel ironic jokes about the gulag or maoist work projects or whatever, But then you fuckin post this shit. Time for some self-reflection. Namaste
Crow posted:It's kind of fucked up that you make cruel ironic jokes about the gulag or maoist work projects or whatever, But then you fuckin post this shit. Time for some self-reflection. Namaste
fukt up but tru.
HenryKrinkle posted:a doctor that donates their time to a free clinic probably does more good than some internet Maoist.
fukt up but tru.
one thing she suggested is that i look into those websites that allow you to bid on freelance work and small consulting contracts. she said this might be a way to work on basic job skills and build up some experience while making a bit of money before i level up to the big time. i sort of thought they were bullshit but apparently there are some that aren't that bad.
getfiscal posted:today i completed all the work that my job lady told me to do for this week like a boss
one thing she suggested is that i look into those websites that allow you to bid on freelance work and small consulting contracts. she said this might be a way to work on basic job skills and build up some experience while making a bit of money before i level up to the big time. i sort of thought they were bullshit but apparently there are some that aren't that bad.
every time i ever checked them out it was just a bunch of guys in china and india bidding like $50 for every contract. might be ok for experience but not so much for first-world income
getfiscal posted:today i completed all the work that my job lady told me to do for this week like a boss
Sorry to get on your case again, Fringus, but isn't it somewhat Ironic that you would adjectivally refer to your achievements in employment-seeking as being done "like a boss"?
It appears, in fact, that you may currently lack the class-consciousness sufficient for the purpose of observing, in a Marxist manner, the employer-employee relationship inherent to the Cistem of Capitalist Labour, and thus lack the ability to produce cogent analyses of the Reality of Fucking Life.
Amen.
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HenryKrinkle posted:a doctor that donates their time to a free clinic probably does more good than some internet Maoist.
fukt up but tru.
agreed, that like .05% of doctors are pretty ok
DildoMalone posted:agreed, that like .05% of doctors are pretty ok
Dr. Dre, Dr. John, Dr. Demento...am i missing anyone?
actually, doctors, architects, and most others are faced with general de facto economic coercion and specific institutional coercion into serving specific parties and not others.
You're the victim complex psychobabble champion.
deadken posted:fringus u should do like me and get a rich girlfriend
"In this country, you gotta make the money first. Then when you get the money, you get the power. Then when you get the power, then you get the women."
swampman posted:Dr Pepper
Fixed, noob.
CharlesFomsky posted:Dr doglove strangeballs
Superabound posted:DildoMalone posted:agreed, that like .05% of doctors are pretty ok
Dr. Dre, Dr. John, Dr. Demento...am i missing anyone?
Dr. Feelgood