Tips to become a very hated capitalist
Are you a 19th century swedish female forest baroness? That is, are you the owner of a village were you are manipulating everyones life style to revolve around your factory. You have basically created a Feudal factory village, were your workers are your serfs.
Also you do not really pay your workers. You pay them in food etc. But they can only buy the goods in YOUR food store.
In Addition to that! Your factory makes weapons, navy objects and wood. Which it sells, with much profit, to european nations, who are busy colonisaling and murdering the people outside of europe? Is your trade Colonial Death tm?
But you are still not done with awfulness! The raw material for your factories comes from stealing land and rescources from sami people and also from landsowning peasants. Indeed your factory directly stole the land from the parents of many of your factories workers! And you did not pay them! No you were 100% shady in how you got your hands on your raw material!
As you might suspect your workers really really hate you. But you are still not done.
You see, as many white women of the 19th century, you Believe yourself to be moral and good.
So one 1 time per year, you invite your own child workers to juice and cookies. It is own the death day of your own daughter you see. And you except this children, your own child worker serfs, to be grateful and bow happily for going to a cookie tea party at your place 1 time a year. At least you claim that your intentions are the actions “of a chartible women”.
The child workers forced to smile for cookies DO NOT LIKE YOU. In fact they hate, so fucking much. All their souls are full with contempt
So much contempt that i the blog admin, the grand child of a working class boy born in this forest baroness village, got this story retold to me. Her workers truelly hated her.
[this is a story about the 19th century forest baroness of Ljusne Factory, in Hälsingland, Sweden. This particular forest baroness was dead when my grandfather was born, and the majority of her factories production had gotten moved aboard before his birth. he was born in the 1930s you see, and by then sweden started to get so rich that factory production got moved aboard to find places were they could keep paying the workers below a living wage.Â
my grandfather did therefore not grow up in ljusne, cause his parents needed to move in lack of work. so actually this story is from my great grandparents, who did grow up in Ljusne, told via my mom. but my point! it is not ancient history! also the forest baroness of ljusne were a collector of expansive objects, and today her house is a museum in stockholm. but did her workers ever hate that forest baroness]











