Why are capitalists so afraid of worker cooperatives?

Casey Ramos31 said:What a joke of an article. Like the brave little workers actually took down the evil dictator Franjo Harmon 👏

All I can say is "thank you" for letting me stack up a massive pile of shares at $100 and offload them at $2000 👏

A lot of us here in Los Angeles have really struck it rich thanks to them...

Why don't you just say thanks to the very capitalism you claim to hate so much? ☕

Sophia Moore52 said:All I can say is "thank you" for letting me stack up a massive pile of shares at $100 and offload them at $2000 👏

A lot of us here in Los Angeles have really struck it rich thanks to them...

It was all thanks to those complicated brothers—not the hospitality types, mind you, but these sailors who refused to be played.
Instead, he’s the one who got fleeced. He did, his former massive corporation, and his old little private firm too. He really screwed himself over:

And don't forget the rest of us getting dragged down with him:

Along with these poor souls:

Benjamin Taylor6 said:It was all thanks to those complicated brothers—not the hospitality types, mind you, but these sailors who refused to be played.
Instead, he’s the one who got fleeced. He did, his former massive corporation, and his old little private firm too. He really screwed himself over:

And don't forget the rest of us getting dragged down with him:

Along with these poor souls:

Well, SAS handled Šale, Aras, and the rest of that old political elite... it was just a mess of amateurism and theft, with hardly any actual expertise or true patriotism to speak of...

Sophia Moore52 said:Well, SAS handled Šale, Aras, and the rest of that old political elite... it was just a mess of amateurism and theft, with hardly any actual expertise or true patriotism to speak of...

The whole SAS operation was hijacked by the mob!

Strojogradnja:

SAS-vektor:

Marina California:

But the tanker folks? They didn't roll over. In fact, the employees are now the majority owners. And honestly, it’s not just them—it feels like the whole country stepped up:

THE AMERICAN ONASSISES
tankerski Next Generation: Folks, you actually bought two tankers!

The initial public offering (IPO) for the shipping firm tankerski Next Generation has officially wrapped up. As the first IPO in the US since the economic meltdown seven years ago, they managed to pull in $208 million. A total of 3.2 million shares were snapped up, hitting a price point of $22 per share.

That capital is being funneled straight into fleet expansion—specifically two state-of-the-art product tankers. This will bump the TNG fleet up to five vessels, with a total capacity of 250,000 DWT. Following this public offering, TNG will remain under the majority control of its founder, the Houston-based tankerski plovidba, which will retain a 55.6 percent stake.

It’s not even about fear anymore—it's just pure disbelief that this could actually work in a real market. If anyone out there is genuinely looking to launch some "social enterprise" or whatever they're calling it these days, be my guest.

Let’s be clear—they are absolutely freeloading. I wouldn't want anyone to think I'd forgotten that part.